On Sunday 4th May James ran in the Kirbymoorside Childrens 1 mile race.He did extremely well by coming 25th out of over 100.
Well done James!!
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School photo
with their cousin Ella
Lucy with Martha & Louisa
The Cave
James & Lucy
School photo
James, Lucy & Ella
with their cousin Ella
Lucy & Friends
Lucy with Martha & Louisa
Ebberston in North Yorkshire
The Cave
History of Ebberston.
Ebberston is a small village straddling the A170 between Scarborough and Pickering. The current population is about 400. The village largely consists of stone built properties with red pantiled roofs, several working farms, market gardens and local craftsmen.
The above picture is of the Stone Cave where King Alchfrid of Northumbria was reputedly laid to rest in A.D. 704 after being wounded in battle.The battle took place in a field opposite St Marys Church, now known as Bloody Field.
Ebberston also boasts "the smallest stately home in the country".Ebberston Hall was built by a member of the Hotham Family in the style of a Palladian Villa. The house was built for his mistress, however she was less than impressed with it and never actually lived there.
Our house was built in the 1970s by Mr & Mrs Clyde as their family home. (Kay Clyde owns The Foxholm B&B next door). We have lived here since 2000.
The above picture is of the Stone Cave where King Alchfrid of Northumbria was reputedly laid to rest in A.D. 704 after being wounded in battle.The battle took place in a field opposite St Marys Church, now known as Bloody Field.
Ebberston also boasts "the smallest stately home in the country".Ebberston Hall was built by a member of the Hotham Family in the style of a Palladian Villa. The house was built for his mistress, however she was less than impressed with it and never actually lived there.
Our house was built in the 1970s by Mr & Mrs Clyde as their family home. (Kay Clyde owns The Foxholm B&B next door). We have lived here since 2000.
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