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Gorse Lane, Grantham.
Lady Bolles Water Tower
Heath
It's now a 'conservation village', east of Wakefield (almost every house there is listed/'of interest')
A privately financed structure, dating to the early 1600's
It once pumped water, though pipework, to Old Heath Hall (demolished)
The remnants of the machinery remains in the bottom
Different dates for these two external images, hence the quality
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https://britishlistedbuildings.co.u...sing-and-overflow-channel-warmfield-cum-heath
http://www.heathresidentsassociation.co.uk/history/heath-village
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1937336
https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/367351
And not too far away, this one was purported to supply water to Nostell Priory in the old estates form
In the second paragraph, a well-head at Ryhill is mentioned (dated 1505), this still exists but is on private land (Dame Bolles is accessible)
https://bwtas.blogspot.com/2008/07/...8u_wq-Dh9aaJRGHlcg2BKcw-RiUxMOY4iXoB24xGNf7NY
Littleport water tower
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Yes, that's the one - on my way to Grafham Water, there's also a picture of the three counties stone on here somewhere tooOn the way to Kimbolton just after the turning to Hargrave .
On the opposite side of the road is a county marker
Yes, that's the one - on my way to Grafham Water, there's also a picture of the three counties stone on here somewhere too![]()
Yes, about at the limit of my self-imposed maximum of 102 miles in a day , unless I start using the car, train or retire and can still ride a bike by thenThat's a good distance for you then ?