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The Spinney

Wood, Forest in Lincolnshire South Holland

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The Spinney

One misty moisty morning When cloudy was the weather etc. Surfleet Marsh Farmhouse appears out of the gloom.
One misty moisty morning Credit: Ian Paterson

The Spinney, located in Lincolnshire, is a serene woodland area renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. It is an enchanting forested area that offers visitors a peaceful retreat, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Covering a vast expanse, The Spinney is home to a wide variety of trees, including oak, beech, and pine, creating a dense and captivating canopy overhead. The forest floor is carpeted with a rich tapestry of vibrant wildflowers, adding to the picturesque setting.

This woodland is not only a haven for nature lovers but also serves as a habitat for numerous species of wildlife. Birdwatchers will be delighted to spot various species of native birds among the treetops, while keen-eyed observers may also catch glimpses of squirrels and rabbits darting through the underbrush.

The Spinney offers a range of recreational activities for visitors to enjoy. There are several well-maintained walking trails that wind through the forest, allowing visitors to explore and immerse themselves in the natural surroundings. These trails cater to different levels of difficulty, ensuring there is something for everyone.

For those seeking a more immersive experience, camping facilities are available, providing an opportunity to spend the night under the starry canopy. The campsite offers basic amenities such as toilets and running water, while campfires are permitted within designated areas, adding to the rustic charm.

Overall, The Spinney in Lincolnshire is a captivating woodland destination, offering a peaceful retreat and an opportunity to reconnect with nature. Whether it's a leisurely stroll through the forest or a camping adventure, visitors are sure to be enchanted by the beauty and tranquility that this natural gem has to offer.

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The Spinney Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.852967/-0.070059197 or Grid Reference TF3030. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

One misty moisty morning When cloudy was the weather etc. Surfleet Marsh Farmhouse appears out of the gloom.
One misty moisty morning
When cloudy was the weather etc. Surfleet Marsh Farmhouse appears out of the gloom.
Morning panorama A glorious autumn day is in store once the sun disperses the mist.
Morning panorama
A glorious autumn day is in store once the sun disperses the mist.
Surfleet sea bank The road called "Surfleet Bank" is elevated because it largely follows an ancient sea bank that was important before the mechanical drainage of the Victorian era, and again in 1953.
Surfleet sea bank
The road called "Surfleet Bank" is elevated because it largely follows an ancient sea bank that was important before the mechanical drainage of the Victorian era, and again in 1953.
Carrington Road There are several houses and farms dotted along this road that leads to Moulton Marsh.
Carrington Road
There are several houses and farms dotted along this road that leads to Moulton Marsh.
Farmland off Carrington Road Looking towards the A17 (you can just make out the traffic on the horizon), Fosdyke Bridge and the Wash.
Farmland off Carrington Road
Looking towards the A17 (you can just make out the traffic on the horizon), Fosdyke Bridge and the Wash.
Carrington Road looking towards Moulton Marsh Straight Fenland road leading to the River Welland. The orange mesh sacks contain newly harvested onions.
Carrington Road looking towards Moulton Marsh
Straight Fenland road leading to the River Welland. The orange mesh sacks contain newly harvested onions.
Farming on the Lincolnshire Fens Brassica growing seems to be a favourite occupation round here. The River Wellend is just beyond the trees on the distant horizon in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/TF2829">TF2829</a>
Farming on the Lincolnshire Fens
Brassica growing seems to be a favourite occupation round here. The River Wellend is just beyond the trees on the distant horizon in TF2829
Farmland on the Lincolnshire Fens Looking across Moulton Common. The traffic on the A17 can be seen on the horizon, <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/TF3229">TF3229</a>. The track from Middle Farm <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/188647">TF3127 : Footpath and Farm</a> to Three Bridges <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/TF3230">TF3230</a> runs across the middle of the photograph You can see a change in the vegetation were it follows a drain across the fields.
Farmland on the Lincolnshire Fens
Looking across Moulton Common. The traffic on the A17 can be seen on the horizon, TF3229. The track from Middle Farm TF3127 : Footpath and Farm to Three Bridges TF3230 runs across the middle of the photograph You can see a change in the vegetation were it follows a drain across the fields.
Lord's Drain Pumping Station The sluice bears the date 1957 and the pumping station, 1962. At high tide the river Welland, beyond the flood bank, is about level with the top of the sluice wall. The sluice and pumps operate automatically, controlled by a water level sensor on the drain outfall into the river. See <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/183927">TF2930 : Lord's Drain outfall</a>
Lord's Drain Pumping Station
The sluice bears the date 1957 and the pumping station, 1962. At high tide the river Welland, beyond the flood bank, is about level with the top of the sluice wall. The sluice and pumps operate automatically, controlled by a water level sensor on the drain outfall into the river. See TF2930 : Lord's Drain outfall
Lord's Drain outfall High water level in the River Welland is marked by the grass line on the opposite bank. Note the water level sensor on the metal arm.
Lord's Drain outfall
High water level in the River Welland is marked by the grass line on the opposite bank. Note the water level sensor on the metal arm.
Wragg Marsh near Spalding These large sheds are for packing and storing the crops from the large Wragg Marsh Farm. Marsh Road comes to an end in this square.
Wragg Marsh near Spalding
These large sheds are for packing and storing the crops from the large Wragg Marsh Farm. Marsh Road comes to an end in this square.
Lord's Drain, Wragg Marsh Part of the complex Fenland drainage system.
Lord's Drain, Wragg Marsh
Part of the complex Fenland drainage system.
On the flood bank at Wragg Marsh Environment Agency sign at the access point to the public footpath along the bank.
On the flood bank at Wragg Marsh
Environment Agency sign at the access point to the public footpath along the bank.
Round building, Wragg Marsh House A mystery building. Could it have been a dovecote, or maybe a windmill? After just under 7 years since I took my photograph and someone has discovered what this is - a pigeoncote! Thanks Richard for letting me know. See his picture <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3333783">TF2930 : Pigeoncote near Wragg Marsh Farm</a>
Round building, Wragg Marsh House
A mystery building. Could it have been a dovecote, or maybe a windmill? After just under 7 years since I took my photograph and someone has discovered what this is - a pigeoncote! Thanks Richard for letting me know. See his picture TF2930 : Pigeoncote near Wragg Marsh Farm
River Welland at low tide This clearly shows the high water mark. Looking upstream from Lord's Drain outfall with the South Bank to the left and the Surfleet Bank to the right.
River Welland at low tide
This clearly shows the high water mark. Looking upstream from Lord's Drain outfall with the South Bank to the left and the Surfleet Bank to the right.
River Welland, view north-east (seaward) A tidal river. A cycle route, and the Macmillan Way, runs along the embankment towards Boston
River Welland, view north-east (seaward)
A tidal river. A cycle route, and the Macmillan Way, runs along the embankment towards Boston
Surfleet Marsh Farm, River Welland Note how much lower farm is compared with high-water level on the tidal Welland.
Surfleet Marsh Farm, River Welland
Note how much lower farm is compared with high-water level on the tidal Welland.
Risegate outfall, pumping station Water from the Risegate Eau drainage ditch is pumped up to the higher level River Welland (right of photo)
Risegate outfall, pumping station
Water from the Risegate Eau drainage ditch is pumped up to the higher level River Welland (right of photo)
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The Spinney is located at Grid Ref: TF3030 (Lat: 52.852967, Lng: -0.070059197)

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: South Holland

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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