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Fotheringhay, in the county of Northamptonshire (11.0 miles, 17.8 km, direction N)
The lantern tower of the Church of St. Mary and All Saints at Fotheringhay shines through the deepening shadows of the great trees that frame it, shadows matched in darkness by those less visible that haunt the village where the final tragedy of Mary, Queen of Scots was enacted.
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Deene, in the county of Northamptonshire (12.9 miles, 20.8 km, direction NW)
Captivatingly beautiful in the quiet Northamptonshire countryside is the delightful village of Deene.
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Rushton, in the county of Northamptonshire (14.4 miles, 23.2 km, direction W)
The picturesque village of Rushton set between Desborough and Rothwell is famous for the Rushton Triangular Lodge built in 1593 by Roman Catholic Sir Thomas Tresham to symbolise the Holy Trinity.
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Rothwell, a Historic Market Town in the county of Northamptonshire (15.5 miles, 25.0 km, direction W)
Interesting market town, with a long history, its market charter was granted in 1204.
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Rockingham, in the county of Northamptonshire (15.6 miles, 25.1 km, direction NW)
This pretty village has a rising main street flanked by sturdy stone houses.
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Willington, a Picturesque Village in the county of Bedfordshire (16.0 miles, 25.8 km, direction S)
Willington lies on the south east outskirts of Bedford, it is most notable for its Dovecote, an oblong structure with nesting...
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Bedford, a Historic Market Town in the county of Bedfordshire (16.1 miles, 25.9 km, direction S)
Bedford is the historic County town of Bedfordshire with a beautiful riverside setting on the great River Ouse. John Bunyan, author of Pilgrim's has strong associations with this town.
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St Ives, a Historic Market Town in the county of Cambridgeshire (16.3 miles, 26.3 km, direction E)
This attractive market town has one of the most highly picturesque river bridges in the country. The bridge dates to the 15th century and is famous for the chapel in its centre bay, it is one of only four medieval bridge chapel's surviving in England.
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Harringworth, in the county of Northamptonshire (16.3 miles, 26.3 km, direction NW)
Harringworth is a peaceful, serene village surrounded by unspoilt countryside.
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Peterborough, a Historic City in the county of Cambridgeshire (16.5 miles, 26.6 km, direction NE)
The magic of Peterborough lies in the richness of its beautiful Cathedral. It is a glorious historical treasure house, it is unique and quite beyond compare.
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Duddington, in the county of Northamptonshire (16.7 miles, 26.9 km, direction N)
This is a gem of a village that is all gracious houses and cottages of stone, roofed with stone slates, that are spaciously interspersed around enchanting country lanes backed by mile after mile of glorious rich pasture and meadowland.
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Barrowden, a Picturesque Village in the county of Rutland (16.9 miles, 27.3 km, direction NW)
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Sandy, a Historic Market Town in the county of Bedfordshire (17.5 miles, 28.2 km, direction SE)
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Lyddington, in the county of Rutland (17.8 miles, 28.7 km, direction NW)
The charming village of Lyddington is set along what was doubtless once an ancient track that carried horse-drawn traffic.
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Olney, a Historic Market Town in the county of Buckinghamshire (18.2 miles, 29.3 km, direction SW)
Amongst other things the small town of Olney in Buckinghamshire is famous for its hymns - Amazing Grace was one of the so-called Olney Hymns written by the rector John Newton, and William Cowper, the poet.
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