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다양한 종류의 포크 파이와 시식 공간이 있는 커피숍(직접 먹어보지는 않았습니다)

주로 화강암 조약돌과 벽돌로 지어진 이 다리에는 6개의 뚜렷하게 보이는 아치와 강둑에 부분적으로 가려진 7번째 아치가 있으며, 낮은 난간과 동쪽 면에 3개의 둥근 컷워터가 있습니다. 과거에는 짐마차를 끄는 말들의 중요한 통로였으나, 현재는 주로 포드 옆의 보행자 통로로 이용되며, 종종 레스터셔 라운드를 걷는 사람들이 이용합니다.

Interesting details are parts of the medieval wall and a rather blackened balance which survived when the earlier shop burned.

Home of the original pork pie - the special seasonal editions and cheese topped ones add a nice extra layer of flavour to the classic.

Nice Little Cafe for Small Groups. Indoor and Outdoor Seating. Nice Friendly Staff

Ye Olde Pork Pie Shoppe has been baking and selling pork pies in Melton Mowbray since 1851.

In September 1867, 180 acres of land was purchased for a cost of £24,000. Most of the land required for the reservoir, dam and waterworks belonged to the Bradgate Estate. Lord Stamford insisted that a stone wall be built around the boundary to separate the deer park from the reservoir, instead of the proposed iron railings. This wall, 1,500 yards long was eventually built at a cost of 8s 10d per yard. Joseph Reeves, Head Gamekeeper, outside his house. Some of the Bradgate Estate land was part of the deer park, but most was farmland let out on very long leases. One farmer, Joseph Allen, lost virtually all his farm. Two members of the Matts family had theirs considerably reduced in size. The Gamekeeper’s house and land, together with a nearby bridge, were also in the area to be flooded. The house, together with its stables and outhouses, were demolished and the bricks sold. Part of the footpath between Anstey and Hallgates was submerged, as was the site of the old rabbit warren (or conery).

Ellis tea rooms