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Roman sites in Yorkshire
 Wheeldale
Roman Road
off minor road north of Pickering. English Heritage
Extensive remains of a road which is generally thought to be Roman,
though some authorities believe it to be either Saxon or, possibly,
pre-Roman. Reached by a path across a field. The road is composed of
very large slabs making up a lightly rounded surface, with no evidence
of gutters. It is possible that the road was built to ease troop movements
to the coast. Local legend tells that it was built by the giant Wade
so that his wife could take her sheep to their pasture more easily.
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| Doncaster (Hotel) |
Holiday Inn Doncaster A1 (M) J36
There is always a warm and welcoming atmosphere at this hotel. Situated within easy reach of the A1 and set in its own picturesque grounds, the hotel is an ideal base for a host of great days. Dine in the fantastic 'Restaurant' or Preludes Cafe for comfort and fine cuisine. … more >>
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Greengate Cottage
This property offers:- Three bedrooms and family bathroom upstairs. Two staircases, large lounge with open fire, open plan dining room, large breakfast bar and kitchen together with separate playroom with sofa bed and en-suite wetroom. Hall with wc off Freeview TV in lounge with DVD, 2nd TV in playroom with DVD.No pets Can sleep up to 8 on request with owner
Sleeps 6
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