Coxwold, Byland Abbey and the Sterne country
Laurence Sterne's daily walk from Shandy Hall to the abbey, with the Hambleton Hills above.
The house where Laurence Sterne wrote Tristram Shandy, now a museum and garden.

Sterne was vicar of Coxwold from 1760 and wrote most of Tristram Shandy and A Sentimental Journey in this medieval house, which he named after his novel. The Laurence Sterne Trust keeps it as a museum with the largest collection of Sterne editions in the world, and the two acres of garden, with a wild garden in an old quarry, are open more often than the house.
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