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Spot Wollaton Hall between the trees.

Despite its striking neo-Georgian design, the tower was actually constructed in the 1940s and became operational in 1950.

The grade II listed, 19th century, 'free Gothic style' chapel stands on a hilltop, providing magnificent panoramic views over Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, and has historic external and internal features that have been beautifully restored.

Love broad oak in summer, I was the assistant manager 24 years ago. Great place to visit. Lovely beer garden thought the wasps still love the beer soaked tables!

cycle rack, cafe gets busy over lunch a good idea to book in advance if you're visiting over this time. Good food, coffee and cake if a little pricey

Just outside the city, a tower stands at nearly 100 feet that helped bring drinking water into Nottingham. Built more than 70 years ago, the Swingate Water Tower dominates the skyline around the town Kimberley just off the A610. A failing reservoir further north in the county at Watnall prompted the Nottingham Corporation and The City of Nottingham Water Department to seek another way to bring water from the Derwent Valley, treat it, and supply it to taps in the city. source: https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/story-behind-grand-nottinghamshire-tower-5601795 https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1483831

Ancient sixteenth century village Pub with great food, part of the Greene King group. Hit the news recently when customer 68yr old widower Peter Deakes made a minature model replica of the pub. The model is on display on the bar where there is a collection box for the Alzheimer's Society.

Great waypoint or place to meet others. Good views and can be seen for miles. The the west is a very erroded gravel track which is good fun!