There's a rumour that pancakes were invented in Linby when the villagers freed themselves from Danish conquerers but it's a bit doubtful to be honest. What it is today is a really cute village that won't fail to surprise you as you ride through. The Horse & Groom is a really welcoming pub with a lovely garden and they're very happy for you to take your bikes around the back. As the village is deemed a Conservation Area, it has stayed largely unspoilt and has two streams running down both sides of the village's main street. There are stone cottages and a beautifully restored church that dates back to the 13th century.

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Location: Linby, Gedling, Nottinghamshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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