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'''''There is a great hole half a mile from the town, round within, three yards broad and more, where the serpent lay.'''''  
'''''There is a great hole half a mile from the town, round within, three yards broad and more, where the serpent lay.'''''  


'''''In which time the street was turned a mile on the south side, which does still show itself if any takes pains to survey it.'''''''''''
'''''In which time the street was turned a mile on the south side, which does still show itself if any takes pains to survey it.''''


Apart from a bend in the road, that is, according to ‘Yorkshire Legends and Traditions’ by Rev Thomas Parkinson (1888) no longer present, there could be another physical link to the story.  
Apart from a bend in the road, that is, according to ‘Yorkshire Legends and Traditions’ by Rev Thomas Parkinson (1888) no longer present, there could be another physical link to the story.