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Anderby

Settlement in Lincolnshire East Lindsey

England

Anderby

Anderby Creek Beach The weather had taken a turn for the worse by the time this photograph was taken in late afternoon - the earlier sunshine had gone to be replaced by rain and a cold wind. The sign proclaims this to be a child-friendly beach (whatever that actually means) but unsurprisingly there were no children, or anybody else for that matter, to be seen.
Anderby Creek Beach Credit: Stephen McKay

Anderby is a small coastal village located in the East Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, England. Situated on the North Sea coast, it is about 8 miles northeast of the town of Skegness. With a population of around 300 residents, Anderby is known for its tranquil and picturesque setting.

The village is primarily residential and features a mix of traditional cottages and modern houses. The surrounding landscape consists of rolling countryside, farmland, and beautiful sandy beaches, making it an attractive destination for nature enthusiasts and beachgoers alike.

Anderby boasts a rich history, dating back to Roman times, and evidence of Roman occupation can still be seen in the area. The village is home to St. Andrew's Church, a Grade II listed building that dates back to the 13th century. The church is known for its distinctive tower and beautiful stained glass windows.

One of the main attractions in Anderby is the Anderby Creek beach, which has been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag status for its cleanliness and excellent water quality. The beach offers stunning views of the North Sea and is a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking. It also serves as a gateway to the Lincolnshire Coastal Path, a long-distance walking trail that stretches along the coast.

In addition to its natural beauty, Anderby is also home to the Cloud Bar, a unique landmark that was designed by artist Katie Paterson. The Cloud Bar is a wooden hut that allows visitors to experience the sound of different clouds through a series of recordings taken from around the world.

Overall, Anderby is a charming village that offers a blend of natural beauty, historical landmarks, and a peaceful coastal lifestyle.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.259167/0.316082 or Grid Reference TF5476. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Anderby Creek Beach The weather had taken a turn for the worse by the time this photograph was taken in late afternoon - the earlier sunshine had gone to be replaced by rain and a cold wind. The sign proclaims this to be a child-friendly beach (whatever that actually means) but unsurprisingly there were no children, or anybody else for that matter, to be seen.
Anderby Creek Beach
The weather had taken a turn for the worse by the time this photograph was taken in late afternoon - the earlier sunshine had gone to be replaced by rain and a cold wind. The sign proclaims this to be a child-friendly beach (whatever that actually means) but unsurprisingly there were no children, or anybody else for that matter, to be seen.
Dredging operation, Moggs Eye, Anderby Creek: aerial 2023 See: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7546850">TF5871 : Dredging and beach replenishment, Chapel St Leonards: aerial 2023 (1)</a>
Dredging operation, Moggs Eye, Anderby Creek: aerial 2023
See: TF5871 : Dredging and beach replenishment, Chapel St Leonards: aerial 2023 (1)
Fields west of Mogg's Eye (Anderby Creek): aerial 2023
Fields west of Mogg's Eye (Anderby Creek): aerial 2023
Field entrance adjacent to The Grange, Anderby
Field entrance adjacent to The Grange, Anderby
Main drain. Anderby
Main drain. Anderby
Pinfold Lane. Anderby Becomes a footpath to Anderby Creek.
Pinfold Lane. Anderby
Becomes a footpath to Anderby Creek.
Anderby Pump The large black pipes are part of the Anderby Creek drainage pump. The building in the background houses the old diesel powered pump which runs occasionally during the summer months.
Anderby Pump
The large black pipes are part of the Anderby Creek drainage pump. The building in the background houses the old diesel powered pump which runs occasionally during the summer months.
Path to the Sea This road is also a footpath which leads to the sea just over the bank on the horizon.
Path to the Sea
This road is also a footpath which leads to the sea just over the bank on the horizon.
Black House Farm Black House Farm is dated as 1859 and stands by the side of Roman Bank sea defences.
Black House Farm
Black House Farm is dated as 1859 and stands by the side of Roman Bank sea defences.
Path to Anderby This track is a footpath to Anderby Creek.
Path to Anderby
This track is a footpath to Anderby Creek.
Path to Langham This footpath leads to Langham Farm in the next square south.
Path to Langham
This footpath leads to Langham Farm in the next square south.
Gap in the Hedge The sheep in this field use the gap in the hedge to find out if the grass is greener in the other field. It isn't.
Gap in the Hedge
The sheep in this field use the gap in the hedge to find out if the grass is greener in the other field. It isn't.
First 30 These 30 signs are on the road into Anderby Creek from the east, that is the sea.
First 30
These 30 signs are on the road into Anderby Creek from the east, that is the sea.
Anderby Creek Beach This line of vent pipes marks where Anderby Creek joins the sea.
Anderby Creek Beach
This line of vent pipes marks where Anderby Creek joins the sea.
Wolla Bank The NE corner of this square is occupied by a small part of the North Sea.
Wolla Bank
The NE corner of this square is occupied by a small part of the North Sea.
Almost the Sea Most of this square is covered by a small part of the North Sea. The SW corner of the square is mostly on dry land.
Almost the Sea
Most of this square is covered by a small part of the North Sea. The SW corner of the square is mostly on dry land.
Anderby Pump The Ruston Hornsby twin cylinder diesel engines at the land drainage station at Anderby. Picture as promised.
Anderby Pump
The Ruston Hornsby twin cylinder diesel engines at the land drainage station at Anderby. Picture as promised.
Trigpoint on Sea Hidden in a corner of Anderby Creek car-park
Trigpoint on Sea
Hidden in a corner of Anderby Creek car-park
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Anderby is located at Grid Ref: TF5476 (Lat: 53.259167, Lng: 0.316082)

Division: Parts of Lindsey

Administrative County: Lincolnshire

District: East Lindsey

Police Authority: Lincolnshire

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