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Gallery

We have been been given permission to use some wonderful photographs for our website by Graham Stephenson, Andrew Locking and David Dales.

Links at the bottom of this page take you to the photographers collections.

Photography

Photographs Copyright: LWCS, Graham Stephenson, Andrew Locking, David Dales, Nev Gurnhill, Derrick Furlong, Clifford Jukes.

Ramblers Church, Walesby Red Hill view Racehorses exercising near Scamblesby View from Wolds Rolling Wolds Biscathorpe cross country Buzzard soaring above Tealby Mud and stud roundhouse, Langton Lindsey Trail, Donington Rd, South Willingham Views to Humber from Fotherby Common Farmstead near Binbrook Geology at Red Hill Lincoln Longwool sheep at Risby Stourton Estates Deer Louth Market Scrivelsby entrance gate Walking the Viking Way near Tealby Old Bolingbroke Castle Cottage at South Ormsby Eastgate, Louth Hallington Top Rothwell archaeological dig site Volunteers on Hainton Farm visit Sunflowers, Stainton le Vale

Videos

A selection of videos about the Lincolnshire Wolds can be found below.

Landscapes for Life 2019
Landscapes for Life 2019
100km Bike Ride - Richard Lake
100km Bike Ride - Richard Lake
Lincolnshire Chalk Streams Project
Lincolnshire Chalk Streams Project
Northern Powergrid - Visual Amenity Improvement Walesby
Northern Powergrid - Visual Amenity Improvement Walesby

Links to photographers

See more wonderful photos on the following links

Graham Stephenson

Andrew's Walks

David Dales