Sickinglinghall is a village in England, situated between the town of Wetherby and the village of Kirkby Overblow.

Although it has a church and a pub, there a no shops. The population is rather small (in the numerical sense, they are of average height as far as I know), but exact figures are unknown as the residents are very secretive and who knows how many people live behind those closed doors.

The village has a primary school and a duck pond. Eating and drinking facilities are provided by the Scott's Arms pub, which does a reasonable meal, though a better quality feed can be obtained by making the short journey to Kirkby Overblow where you have the choice of two fine public houses serving meals.

It is not really on the way to anywhere, unless you happened to be in Wetherby and wanted to get to Kirkby Overblow, in which case you would definitely pass through unless you took a very long way round. That said, it is very close to Linton, West Yorkshire and as such would be a perfect starting point for a journey there. By starting your journey to Linton, West Yorkshire from Sicklinghall, you could be looking at a total travel time of as little as 2 minutes, compared with up to 37 hours if you were to foolishly pick, say, Sydney as your starting point.