Ampleforth Abbey is a Benedictine monastery located in North Yorkshire, England. Founded in 1802, it has a rich history linked to the Benedictine tradition. The Abbey includes a monastic community, a prominent Catholic school (Ampleforth College), and a retreat center. The Abbey church, with its Gothic Revival architecture, is a focal point, and the grounds include extensive gardens and woodlands. It is known for fostering spiritual life, education, and hospitality.

Yearsley Woods, located near the village of Yearsley, is a picturesque woodland area, also in North Yorkshire. This ancient forest features a mix of broadleaf and coniferous trees, offering scenic trails for walking and exploring nature. It is a tranquil space, rich in biodiversity, and offers opportunities for wildlife spotting. The woods are historically linked to medieval hunting grounds and retain a serene, natural beauty today.