The walk also passed the sites of four medieval villages, now no more than a series of bumps and depressions in fields. There are many such sites in the East Midlands most of which have become deserted through a combination of epidemics and the spread of sheep farming which required fewer workers than arable farming.
Thanks Paul and Don for the photos.
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| The start near Hungarton Church |
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| Baggrave Hall, an 18th-century Grade II listed country house |
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| Baggrave Pond |
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| Lowesby Hall in the background |
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| Church of All Saints, Lowesby - "mainly constructed of Feruginous Limestone" |
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| Cold Newton Manor |
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| Sculptures in Cold Newton |
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| Quenby Hall, a Grade 1 listed building described as the most important early-seventeenth century |
