Farndale daffodils

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Farndale daffodils are a famous natural spring display of wild daffodils lining the River Dove in Farndale, North Yorkshire, attracting many walkers and nature lovers each year.

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Farndale daffodils canonical 2
Farndale Daffodil Walk 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural flower display
spring wildflower display
tourist attraction
access public footpath
approximateTrailLength about 3 miles
associatedWith Farndale Daffodil Walk
linked to: Farndale daffodils
attracts nature lovers
tourists
walkers
conservationStatus locally protected display
country United Kingdom
environment river valley
floraType wildflower population
followsWatercourse River Dove (Farndale)
hasRouteType waymarked walking route
hasSeasonalPeak Easter period
linked to: Easter Week
isFeatureOf Farndale valley
linked to: Farndale
knownFor riverside daffodil walk
spring display of wild daffodils
landscapeCharacter pastoral upland valley
locatedIn England
Farndale
North Yorkshire
United Kingdom
mainSpecies wild daffodil (Narcissus pseudonarcissus)
management North York Moors National Park Authority
linked to: North York Moors
nearSettlement Church Houses, Farndale
Low Mill, Farndale
partOf North York Moors National Park
linked to: North York Moors
photographySubject landscape photography
wildflower photography
promotedBy local tourism bodies
region North York Moors
tourismType nature tourism
rural tourism
walking tourism
typicalBloomingMonths April
March
typicalBloomingSeason spring

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North York Moors containsAttraction Farndale daffodils
Farndale daffodils associatedWith Farndale Daffodil Walk
linked to: Farndale daffodils
River Dove (North Yorkshire) knownFor Farndale daffodils
subject linked to: River Dove