Feizor is a hamlet in the

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. The name means "Fech's summer pasture" probably in reference to a prominent local landowner whose name was recorded at the time of the

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Village

Feizor is noted for its beautiful limestone scenery. The hamlet lies near the limestone escarpments of Pot Scar, Smearsett Scar, and Giggleswick Scar on the South Craven Fault. The area offers good walking. The village offers walkers a bed-and-breakfast and a tearoom.Cyclist's Cafe Guide
- Elaine's Tearooms, Feizor. Retrieved 23 December 2011 Since 2015 Settle Falconry has been based from Elaine's Tearoom, offering hands-on Falconry Experiences from there.

References

External links

Feizor on LocalMouth
{{authority control Villages in North Yorkshire