near to Keddington, Lincolnshire, England
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Farm track off Eastfield Road
by JThomas
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Towpath Footpath
This footpath leads to Louth alongside Louth Canal.
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Louth Park Farm cottage and fields
by Chris
This is the same cottage as in TF3488 : Louth Park Farm cottage, but from a parallel footpath, and the photo also shows an original park-type pasture field with trees.
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Ticklepenny Lock
Weir on the disused Louth Canal at the site of Tickelpenny Lock
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Keddington Lock, Louth Canal
by David Brown
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Ticklepenny Lock
by Oliver Dixon
Site of the third lock from the head of the Louth Navigation. The walls were curved as this was considered to be a stronger form of construction (as with crinkle-crankle walls).
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Remains of Louth Abbey (Cistercian): aerial 2024
by Simon Tomson
Cistercian Abbey founded in 1139, as a daughter-house of Fountains Abbey.
The above ground ruins of the Abbey consist of fragments of the north and south walls of the chancel of a cruciform church (the white spec on the photo). The... (more)
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Site of Louth Park Abbey: aerial 2023
by Simon Tomson
A Cistercian Abbey founded in 1139, as a daughter-house of Fountains Abbey. The monks at Fountains were approached by Bishop Alexander of Lincoln in 1137, who initially offered them land at Haverholme, near Sleaford. This land proved... (more)
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Louth Canal at Ticklepenny Lock
by Ian S
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Eastfield Road
by JThomas
Heading north east towards Keddington Corner.
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View across Ticklepenny Lock
Looking towards Eastfield Road. The footpath follows the canal.
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Ticklepenny bridge
Bridge over the former lock of the disused Louth Canal
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