Hutton-Le-Hole

This is the quaint little village of Hutton-Le Hole in the North Yorkshire Moors which is probably the most photographed village in the area. The Village houses wind their way along the beck (river) that runs through the centre which is criss crossed with little foot bridges. The village green is the size of a meadow, but the grass is cropped short by the grazing sheep, which wonder freely - as likely as not in the middle of the road. Had an excellent lunch in the Crown Inn while there was a bit of a thunder storm and down pour. Helped to freshen the air thankfully.