Coordinates: 54°23′15″N 1°56′32″W / 54.3876°N 1.9422°W / 54.3876; -1.9422
Reeth is a village about 11 miles west of Richmond in the Richmondshire district of North Yorkshire, England, located within the civil parish of Reeth, Fremington and Healaugh. It is considered to be the principal settlement of upper Swaledale.
In Saxon times, Reeth was only a settlement on the forest edge, but by the time of the Norman Conquest it had grown sufficiently in importance to be noted in the Domesday Book. Later it became a centre for hand-knitting and the local lead industry was controlled from here, but it was always a market centre for the local farming community.
The origin of the name 'Reeth' is unclear. It is possibly derived from the Germanic for 'place by the stream'. While this claim can neither be confirmed nor denied, Reeth is more likely to have been derived from the Cumbric rhyd (cf. ryd in Modern Welsh, áth in Irish Gaelic, rys in Cornish and àth in Scottish Gaelic) meaning 'Ford', which would appear probable as Reeth is located near two shallow rivers.
White lines on the highway looking out across the
landscape
My eyes see your finger prints see all that all that your
hands made
It should have been a dead give away
These reflections that you give us to show us your face
And I get lost I get lost I get lost in it all
I've made up my mind, I'm yours and your mine and I'm
telling you this time
Nothings gonna change that
Looking out from the airplane looking down on your
landscape
My eyes see your finger prints see all that all that your
hands made
It should have been a dead give away
These reflections that you give us to show us your face
And I get lost I get lost I get lost in it all
I've made up my mind, I'm yours and your mine and I'm
telling you this time
Nothings gonna change that
And If I run from you I know you'll rescue me
Cause my heart is your for always.