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The Yorkshire Dales - 'dale' is simply a Norse word meaning 'valley'- refers loosely to an area of North Yorkshire, a National Park of almost half a million acres of the most lavishly varied countryside in which twenty thousand people live and work. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
access
across
ahead
along
another
barn
beck
between
beyond
bridge
broad
bus
car
clear
climb
continue
corner
couple
cross
crossing
dale
descend
diagonally
down
end
far
farm
few
field
follow
footbridge
footpath
fork
further
gate
gill
green
hand
head
hill
house
join
junction
keep
keeping
lane
leads
left
level
little
metal
metalled
miles
minutes
moor
next
north
now
onto
opens
park
pass
passing
past
path
point
pub
right
rises
river
road
route
see
short
sign
signpost
small
soon
start
steps
stile
stone
straight
take
top
towards
track
turn
turning
two
uphill
valley
views
village
walk
wall
west
wicket
wooden
wp
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