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The Bell Inn Public House, Stilton
by Geographer
Off the High Street
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A1(M) junction 16
What the sign doesn't say is that the A15 is a shorter, probably more fuel efficient but possibly slower way to Peterborough.
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Stilton - Houses On Bell Close |
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Footpath to Holme
Once this would have been a useful walk for the inhabitants of Stilton but the construction of the A1(M) has isolated it from the village.
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Post Office |
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Pump and notice board at Stilton
by Tiger
The pump with its protective posts and chains and parish noticeboard stand at the corner of High Street (part of the historic Great North Road) and Church Street in the village famous for its cheese. The whole ensemble was restored in 2000... (more)
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Three Riley cars parked outside The Bell
Three magnificent Riley cars parked in front of the entrance to the equally magnificent Bell Inn. They had just finished the Stilton Cheese Run from Uppingham on Sunday 22nd April 2012.
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Ornate Pub Sign at The Bell, Stilton.
by Colin Smith
This was a coaching halt on the Great North Road but has now been by-passed by the A1. Note the very wide street, wide enough for a market. The road to the south of the village is now pedestrianized. Stilton cheese was never made here but... (more)
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Start of footpath
by Andrew
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Signs for J16, A1 (M)
Signs on gantry over A1 (M), at half mile approach to J16.
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Coffee stop for a walking group
Coffee break by an old cattle yard on the footpath towards Holme.
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The Stilton Cheese Inn, Stilton
This was built in the late 17C or early 18C, and was altered c.1920. It is listed, Grade II.
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