Route: Sinnington Circular
Area: North Yorkshire
Date of walk: 30th May 2015
Walkers: Andrew and Gilly
Distance: 5.2 miles
Weather: Sunny
We parked near the bridge in the picture postcard village of Sinnington. The River Seven runs through the village and after crossing over the bridge we followed its left bank for a while before entering Bishop Hagg Wood
Wild garlic was growing in profusion in the wood and was an incredible sight – and smell
After leaving the wood we walked uphill through farmland to the unspoilt village of Appleton-le-Moors, where we turned right to descend back to the River Seven through more woodland covered with clouds of wild garlic
The return leg of the walk took us through woodland above the river bank back into Sinnington. It was a wonderful walk that we’d happily repeat tomorrow
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We walk through the village and turn right just before the pub, tempting though it was to call in for refreshments
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Just beyond the cottage - we walked through the field ahead but realised at the end that we should have taken a parallel path to the left