near to Laxton, Nottinghamshire, England
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Moorhouse Beck, Laxton
by Chris Morgan
With well pruned vegetation on the banks of the stream
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Moorhouse Road towards Laxton |
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Eel Lane
Track from Kersall Road to the mill mound in Mill Field
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The Vicarage, Laxton
Designed in 1875 in subdued Gothic Revival style by John Birch for the Manvers family who held the advowson of the parish. Listed Grade II.
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Laxton, looking south from the churchyard
There are the remains of medieval fish ponds just over the hill in the foreground.
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Bottom Farm
Bottom Farm on the right is one of many of the farms in Laxton. Laxton is famous for being the only remaining three field system which was practised widely in mediaeval times. Link
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Cows grazing near Laxton |
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Farm track (footpath) near Laxton
by JThomas
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Covered sewage works, Laxton
by James Hill
This sewage works looks rather like a military installation due to the green cover.
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Poplars and bales next to Moorhouse Road, Laxton
by Chris
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Main Street at Laxton
Looking south from Step Farm down the hill to the junction with Moorhouse Road.
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Main Street, Laxton: aerial 2016
by Chris
For explanation of the Laxton medieval field system and history of Laxton see SK7267 : Laxton village (aerial 2015).
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