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Interesting place to stop for a rest and picnic. There is a bench and a number of sculptures to see overlooked by the Nescafe factory. Sandwich shop in Hatton. See https://www.nestle.co.uk/en-gb/media/pressreleases/walking-trail-opens-with-unique-artworks-on-land-adjacent-to-nestle-tutbury-factory for more background.

Marston Lane links Marston on Dove to the north with Rolleston on Dove in the south. It's a pretty lane where you will mainly be riding across farmland. You also cross the River Dove and the railway track.

Nice spot, shame about the noise from the A50.

Just off Route 549 the installations in this small Sculpture Park were designed to the highlight the industries the local area was built upon

Impressive ruined castle. Privately owned but open for visitors (need to buy a ticket). Hard to get a good view from outside the grounds as surrounded by high walls, fences and gates. Scenic church next to the castle with a number of picnic benches. Mary Queen of Scots was held here at one time (but then she seems to have been imprisoned in nearly every old house in the country!). More information at https://tutburycastle.com/

A pleasant nature reserve worth checking out if in the area. Despite the noises from the nearby A50, it is still a calming place with hardly any visitors, and full of wildlife. A loop around the nature reserve is about 1.5 - 2 miles and there are suggested routes on a board at the entrance. Car parking can be found at the entrance alongside the road. Note: most of the paths do not allow dogs.