In Lincolnshire

I visited Lincolnshire for the first time this week and stayed with a good friend in Heckington. Here's a bit about what we got up to—teas, plum bread, and pizza included! Heckington has the world's only eight sail windmill (it's still in operation, too). There's also a large church, and we discovered the village library. At the charming, old-fashioned Kinema in the Woods near Woodhall Spa we saw the new film Firebrand. We went to a pub quiz, sampled plum bread with cheese, and made our own pizzas. In Lincoln, we had tea at Stokes High Bridge Café and visited the castle—which has one of four original copies of the Magna Carta—and the cathedral, home of the Lincoln Imp. There's much more to see, of course. I hope to be back soon!

Heckington Windmill

St Andrew's, Heckington (image from Google)

Kinema in the Woods (image from Google)

Exterminate!!

Firebrand film promo

Plum bread with cheese (image from Google—because, you know, I ate mine!)

Stokes High Bridge Café (image from Google)

Ginger tea at Stokes

Steep Hill, Lincoln

Tourist Information Centre, Lincoln

Lincoln Castle

Magna Carta (image from Google)

Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Cathedral interior (image from Google)

Chapter House, Lincoln Cathedral (image from Google)

Tennyson's statue, Lincoln

Homemade pizza, mmmm!

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