Paul's 9.2 miles walk explored the villages and open, undulating landscape of Lincolnshire using roads, footpaths, grassy tracks and some cross-field paths. A very ecclesiastical walk visiting no less than six churches. |
| The start next to the Church of St Peter and St Paul, Osbournby |
Jubilee Seat, Osbournby.
When the much loved chestnut tree in the village was felled, it was decided to re-plant it and to create this carved seat to celebrate the Royal Jubilee ten years ago. Each panel was carved by a separate individual from the village, most of whom were new to woodcarving. The basic outline was inspired by the carved oak pew-ends
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| Fine cottage in Osbournby |
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| Church of St Mary and All Saints, Swarby |
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| Coffee stop at Swarby Church - match the gorgoyles to the Ramblers |
A nineteenth century wellhead on The Green, Swarby
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| Church of St Thomas a Becket, Aunsby |
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| Entering Dembleby |
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| Church of St Lucia, Dembleby |
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| St Botolph's Church, Newton - lunch |
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| St Andrew's Church, Scott Wiloughby, the smallest active church in Lincolnshire |
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| Return to Osbournby |
