English Country Village with Character and Charm | BURTON FLEMING, ENGLAND

Join me on this short walk of Burton Fleming, a small but attractive village in East Yorkshire, England.
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Burton Fleming which lies in the Yorkshire Wolds six miles from the seaside town of Bridlington is a sprawling village which contains a variety of small houses and cottages in an area that still revolves around agriculture. Change has taken place in the village but its traditions and legends still remain.
Archaeological evidence has shown that the earliest human occupation in and around the village dates from the Middle Stone Age. After that the area was settled by the first farmers of the New Stone Age.
Since the 14th century Burton Fleming also had the alternative name of North Burton. It has yet to be determined where the latter name came from but over the years became a very popular alternative name for the village. Indeed, it was only at the insistence of Scarborough General Post Office in the late 1920s that Burton Fleming became the official and only name for the village.
Burton Fleming Church was originally a Chapel of ease belonging to Hunmanby Church. In 1115 the church and its ten Chapels of ease, including Burton Fleming, were given to Bardney Abbey in Lincolnshire by Walter de Gant.
By 1269 the village became a separate vicarage with its own priest and from that date all the vicars are known and have been recorded but burials still took place in Hunmanby until 1828.
The Gypsey Race, the fresh water stream that runs through the village, is fed by springs from the Wolds. When the springs fill up they cause the Gypsey Race to run. The running of the Race has been associated with great calamity and hence it is known as the Woe Waters of the Wolds. There are many poems written about the Gypsey Race and folklore dating back to Pagan times adds to its mystery. *
*Bruce Beswick, Burton Fleming History Group
Filmed on 11.06.2024
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[@chandandutta6463]

Enjoyed a lovely virtual tour of an English village !

[@Craftyeastyorkshirelass]

Jamie what a beautiful place Burton Fleming is just loved the way the ducklings came racing up to you in the pond which is a lovely pond think there must have been at least 10 ducklings what a lovely church yard to what a lovely church inside loved the note on the door has the rabbits and ducks tend to wander inside which is unusual for them to wander inside a church the stained glass is lovely and very brightly coloured to that old stage coach looked very old what a lovely sunny day and plenty of bird song to looking at some of the older houses on one side of the road and then on the other side new houses Jamie l prefer the older houses what a great idea in the bus shelter to have books and videos and dvds inside it l have seen old telephone boxes with things. Inside like the one in brantingham what has leaflets inside it amazing has always with your walks

[@melihateryildirim4809]

Hi Like your walk throgh in the beautiful villages, as an information can you please memtion the population of the vilages

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Thanks. For population figures I would just have a Google 🕊️

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nice