Great Ayton by Fred255
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Description
The attractive village of Great Ayton (population 6000) is centred on the banks of the River Leven. It is ancient in origin, having several Neolithic sites within the parish boundary, and is mentioned in the Domesday Book. In former times its industries included linen making, tanning and brewing; and the mining industries of whinstone (a hard igneous rock used in roadmaking), ironstone, alum and jet were important locally.
The navigator and explorer, Captain James Cook spent his boyhood in the village.

Comments (13)
Marvelous image... great reflections!
Very attractive...lovely colours. The composition is wonderful, and the reflections pretty - great capture!
A splendid capture and info! Excellent! :B eaver !
Great capture... such wonderfull reflections!
Gorgeous reflections - the water is like a mirror. Wonderful POV too. xx
Bravo a very quaint place and lovely POV and reflections in the old days I suspect the river was the main thoroughfare
Excellent nicely captured!
Wonderful shot, the reflections are superb. A very lovely work, thank you for information too. Hugs. Diane.
Excellent die Spiegelung!
Love the reflections in this one!
yep, reflection has me hooked! great shot
A good photo David
very beautiful shot, you captured the place in all its beauty. My boyfriend came to see me the other day and had to travel through Great Ayton after coming off the A19. You remember we had all that rain? Well. damn, that river did an half swell its banks... lol..