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Stainsby, in the county of Lincolnshire (3.0 miles, 4.8 km, direction W)
This is a pleasant Lincolnshire village lying in the spacious countryside bordering the River Witham.
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Calceby, in the county of Lincolnshire (3.2 miles, 5.2 km, direction N)
Often referred to as the 'lost village of the Wolds' Calceby lies close to the southern-most tip of the famous Bluestone Heath Celtic road, said to have been used by Ancient Britain's before the Romans arrived.
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Fulletby, in the county of Lincolnshire (5.4 miles, 8.7 km, direction W)
The village was the birthplace of Henry Winn, writer and poet. Winn was the son of the local shoemaker, he grew up in the village, was educated here, and later he married a local girl.
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Claythorpe, in the county of Lincolnshire (5.8 miles, 9.4 km, direction N)
The gentle hills of the Wold's beyond a coast inhabited by some of England's finest nature reserves reveal a wealth of preserved buildings dotted amid famously beautiful countryside.
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Alford, a Historic Market Town in the county of Lincolnshire (6.1 miles, 9.8 km, direction NE)
Deep in the Lincolnshire countryside, not far distant from the golden sandy beaches between Mablethorpe and Chapel St.Leonards is the pleasant market town of Alford.
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Revesby, in the county of Lincolnshire (7.5 miles, 12.1 km, direction SW)
Surrounded by woodland, the pretty village of Revesby was once the home of the celebrated naturalist, Sir Joseph Banks
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Mareham le Fen, in the county of Lincolnshire (8.6 miles, 13.8 km, direction SW)
This pleasant Fen village was mentioned in the Doomsday Book, but it's history is known to stretch far beyond 1086.
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Carrington, in the county of Lincolnshire (10.1 miles, 16.3 km, direction SW)
This is a tranquil village perfectly placed for exploring the beauty of the Lincolnshire countryside.
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Louth, in the county of Lincolnshire (11.1 miles, 17.9 km, direction N)
Louth is a lively and interesting market town whose cattle have now been replaced with other industries and the good townspeople who for centuries were engaged in agriculture, are these days employed in business and commerce.
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Ingoldmells, in the county of Lincolnshire (11.3 miles, 18.1 km, direction E)
Ingoldmells offers an exciting traditional sea-side holiday, it has a good beach which is safe for bathing, and in the hinterland there is a great choice of caravan and camping parks for families.
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Anderby Creek, in the county of Lincolnshire (11.3 miles, 18.2 km, direction E)
One of the joys of Anderby is its fine stretch of golden sand making it ideal for bathing and for youngsters wishing to try their hand at building sandcastles.
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Sutton on Sea, in the county of Lincolnshire (11.3 miles, 18.2 km, direction NE)
Sutton on Sea has an award winning beach. It is a resort which has a wide appeal to families, apart from a beautiful beach and all the fun of sand castles, there is a great outdoor pool which is entirely safe for children.
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Horsington, in the county of Lincolnshire (11.7 miles, 18.8 km, direction W)
This is a pleasant village less than twenty miles from the Cathedral City of Lincoln.
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Mablethorpe, in the county of Lincolnshire (12.1 miles, 19.4 km, direction NE)
So settled is this coastal town that it is difficult to imagine that the Middle Ages saw the first parish of Mablethorpe swallowed up by the sea.
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Sibsey, in the county of Lincolnshire (12.3 miles, 19.8 km, direction S)
The village has two windmills, one, a popular tourist attraction is the well preserved Trader Windmill with 6 sails, now fully restored to excellent working order.
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