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An interesting lookout sculpture, with rotating features and seating.

Suitable for all ages.

old ww2 observation post now turned into a bird watching post

Monument for the heroes in ww2

Suitable walk for all..refreshing winds on the salt marshes

St Guthlac is a Perpendicular Gothic style church with traces of Norman architecture. It features impressive stained glass windows, some of which date back to the 15th century.

Wrangle Mill is a Grade II listed mill worked by wind until the 1930s. After this, it was used as an electric hammer mill and has now been converted into a home. Although it's situated on private land, you can see the mill from the road.

Perched on a hill with stunning views of the Lincolnshire countryside, St Helen's is a 14th century church made from local greenstone. The grounds of the church are beautifully maintained, and if you look carefully you'll spot a headstone dedicated to two travellers, Tyso Boswell and Edward Hearn. Both were killed by lightning on the eve of the Horncastle fair in 1831.

Converted Grade II listed mill in the pleasant village of Wrangle, Lincolnshire. The mill was powered by wind until the 1930s and was then used as an electric hammer mill for a number of years before being converted into a home.

A lovely walk down Hall Lane past Lodge Farm and Wrangle Hall.

Beautiful church situated in the small village of Wrangle in the Boston borough of Lincolnshire. The church boasts a magnificent exterior and interior featuring a number of fantastic stained glass windows.

This 15 hectare saline lagoon was created to protect the abundance of fantastic birdlife that resides in this area. There is a bird hide located on the lagoon where you can try your luck spotting some of the local favourites including Black-tailed Godwit's, Brent Geese, and the Hen Harrier.

Beautiful stone monument commemmorating the people who began building of the sea defense in 1936 which now protects 80,000 hectares of vital land. The site sits between sea marsh and wetland providing some superb views as well as bird sighting opportunities.

Constructed in 1948, Nunn's Bridge is the first prestressed concrete bridge to be built in Britain. From the bridge, you can enjoy extensive views down Hobhole Drain toward The Haven river.

Beautiful views up and down The Haven river.

Two storey bird hide providing excellent views across the river mouth to your right, the Wash in front, and Freiston Shore on your left. Bring your binoculars along and try your luck spotting some of the local rarities including the Alpine Swift.

Freiston Shore RSPB reserve extends into the "wilderness" of The Wash, one of the UK’s most important estuaries for wildlife. Here you can get excellent views of large groups of waders on the salt water lagoon at high tide. Tree sparrows, yellowhammers and skylarks are common around the reserve throughout the year, with mad march hares in spring, ringed plovers in summer and brent geese and hunting harriers in winter. Pack a pair of binoculars!