The Buckingham Stone stands on private land. Anyone hoping to ‘visit’ it needs to ask the landowners permission first! Anyone attempting to visit it without the landowners permission will be committing trespass!!
Thanks for the update, i was told by a friend who lives in the area that it was all open access moorland up there. I have just checked on the Natural England website and the open access does indeed stop 100 metres to the north of the stone. What's the best way to contact the land owner for anyone interested in this piece of local history?
Thanks for the pointer - I have not heard of those sites, so i will have a look into them. From looking on the map it does look an interesting spot. I live near York so Richmond is not that far away. but its an area i have not really looked at for some reason. Cheers
The Buckingham Stone stands on private land. Anyone hoping to ‘visit’ it needs to ask the landowners permission first! Anyone attempting to visit it without the landowners permission will be committing trespass!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update, i was told by a friend who lives in the area that it was all open access moorland up there. I have just checked on the Natural England website and the open access does indeed stop 100 metres to the north of the stone.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the best way to contact the land owner for anyone interested in this piece of local history?
Hi have you visited Arthurs Oven and Round Howe at Hudswell near Richmond, access the cave is easy and its history is interesting.....
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the pointer - I have not heard of those sites, so i will have a look into them. From looking on the map it does look an interesting spot. I live near York so Richmond is not that far away. but its an area i have not really looked at for some reason. Cheers