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a quieter bike route that avoids the main road bike routes. lots of pedestrians at rush hour though

Whisby Nature Park is a beautiful landscape, full of wildlife, with plenty of walks and trails to enjoy. The park was created by quarrying for sand and gravel, but nature has reclaimed the pits and bare sand, creating habitats for many species.

Whisby Nature Park is full of wildlife, walks and trails. Nature has reclaimed the sand and gravel quarry pits, creating habitats for many species. The Natural World Centre has a cafe, shop and toilets. No cycling is permitted in the Nature Park itself.

University roundabout lincoln, a cross roads of cycle eoutes through lincoln

A great stopping off place fun of history and beautiful sights. Lincoln Cathedral, built of Lincolnshire limestone, was finally consecrated by Remigius de Fécamp, the first Bishop of Lincoln, on May 9th in 1092. In 1916 the first ever tanks were designed and built in Lincoln, giving the city the nicknamed 'Tank Town'. These machines were paraded through the city before going to war and significantly shortened the First World War, preventing many more casualties. Information from: https://www.visitlincoln.com/about-lincoln/history-heritage/

A visitor centre in the Whisby Nature Park. Offering cafe, local gift shop, walks & play area.

RAF Swinderby 1940 - 1993 was sold in 1994. The technical site is now an industrial estate and the domestic site became the village of Withal St Hughs. The airfield remains and is disused. During the second world war, No. 300 Polish Bomber Squadron and No. 301 Polish Bomber Squadron operated out of Swinderby. From 1964 until July 1993 RAF Swinderby was the home to RAF basic training for all male enlisted personnel prior to their trade training. Female enlisted personnel training moved from RAF Hereford to RAF Swinderby in 1976. I was one of the fresh faced 18 year olds who undertook my RAF basic training at Swinderby.