Little Wold plantation is near South Cave and is the first WANDER bench plotted on the Yorkshire Wolds Way route and etched with the following poem:
We shed them one by one, by shattered field and barley seas, until the way is open for echoes of us made strange by wind, deserted barn, the shifting trade of shadows on the Humbri, Humbre, Humber, our mouths to springs that speak in tongues of thirst. - John Wedgwood Clark
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