Milkinghill Field

Downs, Moorland in Lincolnshire Boston

England

Milkinghill Field

Old Milestone by A52, Donington Road, near Bar Farm The Milestone is located on the verge on the North of the road.  Parish of Bicker (Boston District). Cast iron post, Boston iron casting design, erected by the County Council in the 19th Century. An earlier photograph can be found here: <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6728712" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6728712">Link</a> 

Inscription reads:-  
BOSTON / 8 MILES : : DONINGTON / 2½ MILES: : HCC  

Milestone Society National ID: LI_BODN08
Old Milestone by A52, Donington Road, near Bar Farm Credit: Hilary Jones

Milkinghill Field is a captivating area located in Lincolnshire, England. This diverse landscape encompasses a wide range of natural features, including downs and moorland. Spanning across a considerable expanse, Milkinghill Field offers a varied terrain that is rich in both beauty and ecological significance.

The downs of Milkinghill Field are characterized by gently rolling hills, creating a picturesque landscape that is a delight to explore. These grassy slopes are adorned with an array of wildflowers during the warmer months, adding vibrant hues to the scenery. The downs also provide a habitat for various species of birds, including skylarks and meadow pipits, which can be observed soaring through the skies above.

Adjacent to the downs, the moorland of Milkinghill Field presents a different aspect of the natural environment. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in a more rugged and untamed landscape. Moorland vegetation, such as heather and bracken, blankets the ground, creating a beautiful tapestry of colors. This habitat provides a home to a range of wildlife, including red grouse and curlews, which can be spotted amidst the heathland.

Milkinghill Field is not only a haven for nature enthusiasts but also a place of historical significance. The field has been used for centuries for grazing livestock, contributing to the agricultural heritage of the region. Today, it continues to be an important area for local farmers and a cherished place for visitors to appreciate the beauty of Lincolnshire's countryside.

Overall, Milkinghill Field offers a captivating blend of downs and moorland, showcasing the diverse natural landscape of Lincolnshire. With its stunning views, abundant wildlife, and rich history, this area is a must-visit destination for those seeking a true connection with nature.

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Milkinghill Field Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.927912/-0.18754947 or Grid Reference TF2138. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old Milestone by A52, Donington Road, near Bar Farm The Milestone is located on the verge on the North of the road.  Parish of Bicker (Boston District). Cast iron post, Boston iron casting design, erected by the County Council in the 19th Century. An earlier photograph can be found here: <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6728712" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6728712">Link</a> 

Inscription reads:-  
BOSTON / 8 MILES : : DONINGTON / 2½ MILES: : HCC  

Milestone Society National ID: LI_BODN08
Old Milestone by A52, Donington Road, near Bar Farm
The Milestone is located on the verge on the North of the road.  Parish of Bicker (Boston District). Cast iron post, Boston iron casting design, erected by the County Council in the 19th Century. An earlier photograph can be found here: Link  Inscription reads:- BOSTON / 8 MILES : : DONINGTON / 2½ MILES: : HCC Milestone Society National ID: LI_BODN08
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church
Bicker: Church Road
Bicker: Church Road
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church: North western aspect
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church: North western aspect
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church: Western aspect
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church: Western aspect
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church: Southern aspect
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church: Southern aspect
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church: Southern aspect
Bicker, St. Swithin's Church: Southern aspect
Mill Hill, Swineshead, Lincs Quiet 'intersection' where Park Lane meets Millhill Lane.
Mill Hill, Swineshead, Lincs
Quiet 'intersection' where Park Lane meets Millhill Lane.
East Lowgrounds, Swineshead, Lincs The lane down to the former Aspland's Barn with harvested brassica fields and pallets.
East Lowgrounds, Swineshead, Lincs
The lane down to the former Aspland's Barn with harvested brassica fields and pallets.
Nice crop of brussels, Swineshead, Lincs – getting ready for Christmas dinner; view S across the square at East Lowgrounds looking towards Bicker Gauntlet.
Nice crop of brussels, Swineshead, Lincs
– getting ready for Christmas dinner; view S across the square at East Lowgrounds looking towards Bicker Gauntlet.
Farmland near Bicker Bar, Lincs View N across the square from the A52 Donington Road towards Swineshead church in the distance.
Farmland near Bicker Bar, Lincs
View N across the square from the A52 Donington Road towards Swineshead church in the distance.
St. Swithin, Bicker
St. Swithin, Bicker
Lancaster memorial, Eaudike Road, Donington Eaudike, Lincs A memorial commissioned by the Lincolnshire Aircraft Recovery Group to honour the memory of the crew members who lost their lives when an Avro Lancaster of 635 Squadron crashed here on 10 April 1944.
Lancaster memorial, Eaudike Road, Donington Eaudike, Lincs
A memorial commissioned by the Lincolnshire Aircraft Recovery Group to honour the memory of the crew members who lost their lives when an Avro Lancaster of 635 Squadron crashed here on 10 April 1944.
The meeting place of five lanes and a drain, Bicker, Lincs at the north end of Gauntlet Road, Bicker Gauntlet, at a crossing of the Old Eau drain.
The meeting place of five lanes and a drain, Bicker, Lincs
at the north end of Gauntlet Road, Bicker Gauntlet, at a crossing of the Old Eau drain.
Fore Lane, Bicker Gauntlet, Lincs – view NE from the junction with Back Lane.
Fore Lane, Bicker Gauntlet, Lincs
– view NE from the junction with Back Lane.
The Hammond Beck from Gauntlet Bridge, Bicker, Lincs
The Hammond Beck from Gauntlet Bridge, Bicker, Lincs
Lancaster memorial detail, Donington Eaudike, Lincs The memorial names seven crew members who lost their lives when an Avro Lancaster of 635 Squadron crashed here on 10 April 1944 – D J Farrant, J B Bannan, R T Lord, R H F Malthouse, J W Nixon, A I G Hunter and T F Wilson.
Lancaster memorial detail, Donington Eaudike, Lincs
The memorial names seven crew members who lost their lives when an Avro Lancaster of 635 Squadron crashed here on 10 April 1944 – D J Farrant, J B Bannan, R T Lord, R H F Malthouse, J W Nixon, A I G Hunter and T F Wilson.
Bicker Friest Open countryside to the west of the village
Bicker Friest
Open countryside to the west of the village
Show me another place!

Milkinghill Field is located at Grid Ref: TF2138 (Lat: 52.927912, Lng: -0.18754947)

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: Boston

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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///watchdogs.path.vibrating. Near Swineshead, Lincolnshire

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