Little Meadow

Downs, Moorland in Lincolnshire South Kesteven

England

Little Meadow

Tallington railway level crossing, Lincs The A16 road crosses the King's Cross–Edinburgh main line; view SE from the footbridge looking 'up'.
Tallington railway level crossing, Lincs Credit: Rodney Burton

Little Meadow is a quaint village located in the Lincolnshire county, situated amidst picturesque Downs and Moorland landscapes. With a population of approximately 500 residents, the village exudes a peaceful and close-knit community atmosphere.

The village is surrounded by sprawling Downs, offering breathtaking views of rolling hills and lush greenery. The Downs not only provide a scenic backdrop but also serve as a popular spot for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. The vast open spaces are perfect for nature enthusiasts and provide ample opportunities for exploring the local flora and fauna.

Adjacent to the Downs, Little Meadow boasts expansive Moorland areas, characterized by heather-covered hills and marshy terrain. The Moorland is a haven for wildlife, with an abundance of bird species, including curlews, lapwings, and red grouse. It is not uncommon to spot rabbits, hares, and even the occasional deer while exploring this stunning landscape.

The village itself is charming, with a collection of traditional stone cottages and well-maintained gardens. The local pub, The Meadow Inn, is known for its warm hospitality and serves as a popular meeting place for residents and visitors alike.

Little Meadow enjoys a close proximity to larger towns and cities, with Lincoln being just a short drive away. This allows residents to access a wider range of amenities and services while still enjoying the tranquility of village life.

In summary, Little Meadow is a captivating village in Lincolnshire, surrounded by Downs and Moorland, providing a beautiful natural environment and a strong sense of community for its residents.

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Little Meadow Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.661769/-0.35703614 or Grid Reference TF1108. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Tallington railway level crossing, Lincs The A16 road crosses the King's Cross–Edinburgh main line; view SE from the footbridge looking 'up'.
Tallington railway level crossing, Lincs
The A16 road crosses the King's Cross–Edinburgh main line; view SE from the footbridge looking 'up'.
Tallington Lakes from a boat A different view of the lakes.
Tallington Lakes from a boat
A different view of the lakes.
Tallington Crossing A speeding GNER train travelling south over the Tallington Level Crossing.
Tallington Crossing
A speeding GNER train travelling south over the Tallington Level Crossing.
Tarmac precast concrete works Tallington From the 2:10 NXEC Kings Cross Leeds.
Tarmac precast concrete works Tallington
From the 2:10 NXEC Kings Cross Leeds.
Barholm Road The road from Tallington to Barholm, between Tallington Lakes and tarmac precast concrete works.
Barholm Road
The road from Tallington to Barholm, between Tallington Lakes and tarmac precast concrete works.
Lolham Bridges East Coast main line crossing, Peterborough – viewed from King Street Roman Road.
Lolham Bridges East Coast main line crossing, Peterborough
– viewed from King Street Roman Road.
Maxey Cut from Lolham Bridges, Maxey, Peterborough – taking excess flow from the River Welland.
Maxey Cut from Lolham Bridges, Maxey, Peterborough
– taking excess flow from the River Welland.
Lolham Fisheries, Maxey, Peterborough Water-filled gravel pits with developing reed beds bounded by willow and oak.
Lolham Fisheries, Maxey, Peterborough
Water-filled gravel pits with developing reed beds bounded by willow and oak.
Woodland path, Maxey, Peterborough The path extends around Lolham Fisheries to give access to angling pitches.
Woodland path, Maxey, Peterborough
The path extends around Lolham Fisheries to give access to angling pitches.
Distributary of the River Welland – view E near the Lincs–Peterborough border.
Distributary of the River Welland
– view E near the Lincs–Peterborough border.
West Deeping parish church, Lincs – view from King Street Roman Road across the meadows of the River Welland.
West Deeping parish church, Lincs
– view from King Street Roman Road across the meadows of the River Welland.
The Mill, West Deeping, Lincs – built in the early 19th century although there was a water mill on this site for many centuries previously.
The Mill, West Deeping, Lincs
– built in the early 19th century although there was a water mill on this site for many centuries previously.
West Deeping parish church, Lincs The church is dedicated to St Andrew and tower and spire were probably built around 1370; restored in 1874–77.
West Deeping parish church, Lincs
The church is dedicated to St Andrew and tower and spire were probably built around 1370; restored in 1874–77.
Tallington Lakes, Lincs View W of the water-filled gravel pits with leisure development along the far bank.
Tallington Lakes, Lincs
View W of the water-filled gravel pits with leisure development along the far bank.
Farmland north of West Deeping, Lincs – view N through 'Middle Field'.
Farmland north of West Deeping, Lincs
– view N through 'Middle Field'.
Electricity sub-station, West Deeping, Lincs
Electricity sub-station, West Deeping, Lincs
Bridge on King Street, Lolham Bridges, Peterborough – of grey brick with gritstone pillar cappings and painted iron trellis.
Bridge on King Street, Lolham Bridges, Peterborough
– of grey brick with gritstone pillar cappings and painted iron trellis.
River Welland mill stream, Lolham, Peterborough – view W towards Lolham Mill.
River Welland mill stream, Lolham, Peterborough
– view W towards Lolham Mill.
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Little Meadow is located at Grid Ref: TF1108 (Lat: 52.661769, Lng: -0.35703614)

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: South Kesteven

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 52.661769,-0.35703614
Church Meadow
Place: locality
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Lat/Long: 52.6620799/-0.3634674
Ivy House Farm
Landuse: farm
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Lat/Long: 52.664831/-0.3589712
Little Meadow
Place: locality
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Lat/Long: 52.6617277/-0.3566775
Lolham House
Place: isolated_dwelling
Lat/Long: 52.6581618/-0.3598091
Lolham Mill
Place: isolated_dwelling
Lat/Long: 52.6586423/-0.3614207
Place: farm
Lat/Long: 52.661177/-0.3573002
Barrier: stile
Lat/Long: 52.6615504/-0.3525831
Pub
Red Lion Inn
Addr City: West Deeping
Addr Housenumber: 48
Addr Postcode: PE6 9HP
Addr Street: King Street
Fhrs Authority: South Kesteven
Fhrs Id: 237896
Fhrs Local Authority Id: 5924
Lat/Long: 52.665867/-0.3598961
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