East Field

Downs, Moorland in Lincolnshire South Kesteven

England

East Field

Tallington Lakes from a boat A different view of the lakes.
Tallington Lakes from a boat Credit: Grant Baker

East Field is a picturesque region located in the county of Lincolnshire, in the eastern part of England. Known for its diverse landscape, it encompasses both downs and moorland, offering visitors a unique experience of natural beauty.

The downs of East Field are characterized by gently rolling hills and expansive meadows, covered in lush green grass. These downs provide a tranquil setting for leisurely walks and picnics, with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The area is home to an array of wildlife, including various species of birds and small mammals, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts.

In contrast, the moorland of East Field offers a more rugged and wild landscape. Here, visitors can explore vast stretches of open land, covered in heather and interspersed with rocky outcrops. This untamed terrain creates a distinct atmosphere, perfect for those seeking adventure and solitude. The moorland is also home to unique flora and fauna, such as wildflowers and birds of prey, providing ample opportunities for wildlife observation and photography.

East Field benefits from a mild climate, with warm summers and relatively mild winters, making it an attractive destination throughout the year. The region is well-connected by road and public transportation, allowing easy access for visitors from nearby towns and cities.

Overall, East Field in Lincolnshire offers a diverse and captivating landscape, combining the tranquility of downs with the ruggedness of moorland. With its abundance of natural beauty and recreational opportunities, it is a destination that appeals to both nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

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East Field Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.667387/-0.35178251 or Grid Reference TF1109. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Tallington Lakes from a boat A different view of the lakes.
Tallington Lakes from a boat
A different view of the lakes.
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 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.
River scene, Market Deeping, Lincs Landscaped gardens beside a branch of the River Welland; view SE from the A16 bridge.
River scene, Market Deeping, Lincs
Landscaped gardens beside a branch of the River Welland; view SE from the A16 bridge.
Maxey Church Maxey is a quiet village between Stamford & Peterborough. St Peter's Church has a long history, with the earliest part of the building dated to about 1113. Evidence suggests that the first Vicar was instituted in 1191.
Maxey Church
Maxey is a quiet village between Stamford & Peterborough. St Peter's Church has a long history, with the earliest part of the building dated to about 1113. Evidence suggests that the first Vicar was instituted in 1191.
School Lane, Maxey, Peterborough
School Lane, Maxey, Peterborough
Village sign, Maxey, Peterborough at the junction of School Lane and High Street.
Village sign, Maxey, Peterborough
at the junction of School Lane and High Street.
Village sign detail, Maxey, Peterborough depicting the ancient church of St Peter, agriculture and the arms of three landowners - de la Mare, Beaufort and de Torpel.
Village sign detail, Maxey, Peterborough
depicting the ancient church of St Peter, agriculture and the arms of three landowners - de la Mare, Beaufort and de Torpel.
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East Field is located at Grid Ref: TF1109 (Lat: 52.667387, Lng: -0.35178251)

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: South Kesteven

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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