Brickyard Plantation

Wood, Forest in Lincolnshire South Kesteven

England

Brickyard Plantation

Countryside at dusk — Countryside at dusk Credit: Bob Harvey

Brickyard Plantation, located in Lincolnshire, is a picturesque woodland area known for its rich biodiversity and scenic beauty. The plantation spans across a vast area, encompassing dense forests and woodlands. It is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and wildlife photographers.

The woodland in Brickyard Plantation is predominantly composed of native tree species such as oak, birch, and beech, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The lush canopy provides a habitat for a wide variety of flora and fauna, making it a haven for wildlife. Visitors can spot deer, foxes, rabbits, and a plethora of bird species while exploring the plantation.

The plantation offers numerous walking trails, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area. These trails are well-maintained and provide easy access to different parts of the woodland. Along the way, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of meandering streams, vibrant wildflowers, and ancient trees.

Additionally, Brickyard Plantation is committed to environmental conservation and sustainable practices. The management team actively works to preserve the natural ecosystem and protect endangered species. They organize educational programs and awareness campaigns to promote environmental responsibility among visitors.

Overall, Brickyard Plantation in Lincolnshire is a true gem for nature lovers. It offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life, allowing visitors to reconnect with nature and enjoy the beauty of the British countryside.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.753964/-0.49715371 or Grid Reference TF0118. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Countryside at dusk

Countryside at dusk

Viaduct, Little Bytham The giant Great Northern Railway viaduct looms large in this small village, and still carries the main East Coast line. It appears to be built of blue engineering brick. I haven&#039;t found a date beyond that it is Victorian.

Viaduct, Little Bytham

The giant Great Northern Railway viaduct looms large in this small village, and still carries the main East Coast line. It appears to be built of blue engineering brick. I haven't found a date beyond that it is Victorian.

Stephen Richards

Country road near Little Bytham

Country road near Little Bytham

Stephen Richards

Willoughby Arms, Little Bytham Quite an imposing country pub which originally lay close to a railway station (<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4426796">TF0117 : The Willoughby Arms at Little Bytham, near Bourne, Lincolnshire</a>).

Willoughby Arms, Little Bytham

Quite an imposing country pub which originally lay close to a railway station (TF0117 : The Willoughby Arms at Little Bytham, near Bourne, Lincolnshire).

Stephen Richards

Getting ready For the last 4 months &quot;works entrance&quot; signs have been appearing in field entrances all over the area, wherever the 400kV lines cross a lane, road, or track. Now they have started to erect these scaffolds.

Getting ready

For the last 4 months "works entrance" signs have been appearing in field entrances all over the area, wherever the 400kV lines cross a lane, road, or track. Now they have started to erect these scaffolds.

Little Bytham High Street Looking through the road arch of the magnificent Victorian railway viaduct that carries the 4-track East Coast Main Line over the village <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1622243">TF0118 : Railway Viaduct, Little Bytham</a>. The spire of the Church of St. Medard and St. Gildard is in the distance.

Little Bytham High Street

Looking through the road arch of the magnificent Victorian railway viaduct that carries the 4-track East Coast Main Line over the village TF0118 : Railway Viaduct, Little Bytham. The spire of the Church of St. Medard and St. Gildard is in the distance.

Stephen Armstrong

At the garden centre Rassels in Little Bytham.

At the garden centre

Rassels in Little Bytham.

In the hothouse Annual plants grown on for sale

In the hothouse

Annual plants grown on for sale

Railway bridge on Station Road, Little Bytham

Railway bridge on Station Road, Little Bytham

Under the railway bridge on Station Road, Little Bytham

Under the railway bridge on Station Road, Little Bytham

Station Road, Little Bytham

Station Road, Little Bytham

High Street, Little Bytham

High Street, Little Bytham

The Spinney, Little Bytham Looking towards Foxholes Corner Plantation.

The Spinney, Little Bytham

Looking towards Foxholes Corner Plantation.

Little Bytham: signpost and autumn sunlight The winding B1176 links Grantham (left) and Stamford. The discoloured finger of the signpost points to Witham on the Hill and Bourne.

Little Bytham: signpost and autumn sunlight

The winding B1176 links Grantham (left) and Stamford. The discoloured finger of the signpost points to Witham on the Hill and Bourne.

Little Bytham: roads, roofers and an abandoned railway The bridge and the embankments each side once carried the line from Saxby Junction, near Melton Mowbray, to Bourne, which closed early in 1959. This was part of the Midland &amp; Great Northern system, which carried holidaymakers from the Midlands to the Norfolk coast. This line crossed the East Coast Main Line at right angles on a girder bridge which was removed years ago. The gardens of the houses on the left end at the embankment which carries the ECML (see the map extract which accompanies this Geograph image).

Little Bytham: roads, roofers and an abandoned railway

The bridge and the embankments each side once carried the line from Saxby Junction, near Melton Mowbray, to Bourne, which closed early in 1959. This was part of the Midland & Great Northern system, which carried holidaymakers from the Midlands to the Norfolk coast. This line crossed the East Coast Main Line at right angles on a girder bridge which was removed years ago. The gardens of the houses on the left end at the embankment which carries the ECML (see the map extract which accompanies this Geograph image).

Little Bytham: Mulberry Motor Company Part of a small industrial estate in the lee of the East Coast Main Line railway embankment. The railway&#039;s overhead electric wires show above these buildings.

Little Bytham: Mulberry Motor Company

Part of a small industrial estate in the lee of the East Coast Main Line railway embankment. The railway's overhead electric wires show above these buildings.

Little Bytham: under the East Coast Main Line The railway crosses the B1176 from Stamford to Grantham (ahead). The bridge was built to carry two tracks and later extended each side to carry the current four.

(The line south from Stoke Summit near Grantham was the stretch of the line on which, in 1938, the engine &quot;Mallard&quot; set the world speed record for a steam locomotive. It had to slow hereabouts because of the sharper curves at the next station to the south, Essendine.)

Little Bytham: under the East Coast Main Line

The railway crosses the B1176 from Stamford to Grantham (ahead). The bridge was built to carry two tracks and later extended each side to carry the current four. (The line south from Stoke Summit near Grantham was the stretch of the line on which, in 1938, the engine "Mallard" set the world speed record for a steam locomotive. It had to slow hereabouts because of the sharper curves at the next station to the south, Essendine.)

Queen Victoria 60 year reign commemorative plaque This stone plaque, by the roadside, is let into a stone wall by Millington&#039;s Farm.
It commemorates Queen Victoria&#039;s Diamond Jubilee - 60 years reign 1837-1897.

Queen Victoria 60 year reign commemorative plaque

This stone plaque, by the roadside, is let into a stone wall by Millington's Farm. It commemorates Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee - 60 years reign 1837-1897.

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Brickyard Plantation is located at Grid Ref: TF0118 (Lat: 52.753964, Lng: -0.49715371)

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: South Kesteven

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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Located within 500m of 52.753964,-0.49715371

Little Bytham

Is In: Lincolnshire, England, UK

Place: village

Source: NPE

Lat/Long: 52.7509282/-0.4985459

Bus Stop

The Mallard PH

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Bus Stop

River Bridge

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Bus Stop

River Bridge

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Naptan CommonName: River Bridge

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Bus Stop

The Mallard PH

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Naptan Landmark: The Mallard PH

Naptan NaptanCode: linamwag

Naptan Street: High Street

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Source: naptan_import

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Ford: yes

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The Spinney

Tourism: picnic_site

Lat/Long: 52.7546292/-0.4971136

Post Box

Location: High Street

Operator: Royal Mail

Lat/Long: 52.750271/-0.5001756

Post Box

Location: Station Road

Operator: Royal Mail

Lat/Long: 52.7499072/-0.4973536

Oak Tree Farm

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Source: Bing

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Place: farm

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Place: farm

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Stop

Direction: forward

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Power: pole

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Power: pole

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Power: pole

Lat/Long: 52.7531808/-0.4954121

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 52.7532708/-0.4954085

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