Ash Lound

Wood, Forest in Lincolnshire North Kesteven

England

Ash Lound

NCN Route 64 Oxeye daisies beside route 64 approaching Carr Lane Bridge
NCN Route 64 Credit: Richard Croft

Ash Lound, located in Lincolnshire, England, is a small village surrounded by lush woodlands and forests. Situated in the northern part of the county, Ash Lound is known for its picturesque natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere.

The village is set amidst a dense canopy of trees, predominantly ash trees, from which it derives its name. These woodlands offer a sanctuary for a variety of wildlife, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. The forested areas surrounding Ash Lound provide ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the great outdoors.

Despite its secluded location, Ash Lound is not completely isolated. It is conveniently situated near the market town of Gainsborough, which provides essential amenities and services to residents and visitors alike. The village itself has a close-knit community, with a small population that fosters a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

Historically, Ash Lound has been inhabited for centuries, with evidence of human settlement dating back to the Roman period. The village retains its rural charm, with traditional architecture and stone-built houses. The surrounding forests have been managed sustainably, ensuring the preservation of this natural treasure for future generations.

In conclusion, Ash Lound is a picturesque village nestled within a woodland paradise. Its serene ambiance, coupled with its proximity to amenities, makes it an ideal place to reside or visit for those seeking a peaceful retreat amidst nature's beauty.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.228091/-0.64110844 or Grid Reference SK9070. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

NCN Route 64 Oxeye daisies beside route 64 approaching Carr Lane Bridge
NCN Route 64
Oxeye daisies beside route 64 approaching Carr Lane Bridge
Track and footpath, Doddington Hall Estate The footpath goes across the field to the left,
Track and footpath, Doddington Hall Estate
The footpath goes across the field to the left,
Path in the garden, Doddington Hall
Path in the garden, Doddington Hall
The Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate Looking across to the farm buildings. The shed open at the front houses a collection of old carts.
The Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate
Looking across to the farm buildings. The shed open at the front houses a collection of old carts.
Boat House on the shore of the Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate Really just a shelter rather than a 'house'. I don't know what the wheel is for, but it might operate a hoist to lift boats out of the water.
Boat House on the shore of the Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate
Really just a shelter rather than a 'house'. I don't know what the wheel is for, but it might operate a hoist to lift boats out of the water.
Fish pond and poplars, Doddington Hall estate
Fish pond and poplars, Doddington Hall estate
Path around the end of the Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate Plank bridges have been provided over the streams.
Path around the end of the Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate
Plank bridges have been provided over the streams.
Footbridge over the Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate The bridge is closed, presumably it is unsafe.
Footbridge over the Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate
The bridge is closed, presumably it is unsafe.
The southern part of the Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate In the centre is the little boat house, and on the right what was a changing room.
The southern part of the Fishpond, Doddington Hall estate
In the centre is the little boat house, and on the right what was a changing room.
Buildings around the stable yard, Doddington Hall estate The stables are now converted to other uses.
Buildings around the stable yard, Doddington Hall estate
The stables are now converted to other uses.
The maze, Doddington Hall gardens
The maze, Doddington Hall gardens
Temple of the Winds, Doddington Hall gardens
Temple of the Winds, Doddington Hall gardens
Maze, looking northwards, Doddington Hall gardens
Maze, looking northwards, Doddington Hall gardens
Part of the formal garden, Doddington Hall
Part of the formal garden, Doddington Hall
Holly Farmhouse, Doddington An early 19C farmhouse with chequer-brick walls, listed Grade II.
Holly Farmhouse, Doddington
An early 19C farmhouse with chequer-brick walls, listed Grade II.
Foresters Cottage, Doddington An 18C house, listed Grade II.
Foresters Cottage, Doddington
An 18C house, listed Grade II.
Wintry scene in Doddington Trees along Whisby Road Doddington in the snow, December 2005
Wintry scene in Doddington
Trees along Whisby Road Doddington in the snow, December 2005
Blackmoor Farm Blackmoor Farm near Skellingthorpe, looking south east from the corner of Gilberts plot.
Blackmoor Farm
Blackmoor Farm near Skellingthorpe, looking south east from the corner of Gilberts plot.
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Ash Lound is located at Grid Ref: SK9070 (Lat: 53.228091, Lng: -0.64110844)

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: North Kesteven

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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