Grove of fine old trees by Acthorpe Top Farm
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Grove of fine old trees by Acthorpe Top Farm by Chris as part of the Geograph project.
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Grove of fine old trees by Acthorpe Top Farm
Image: © Chris Taken: 8 Dec 2012
The path goes towards Acthorpe Top Farm and then to the A631. The public right of way extends only about half a mile, but the rest is a Permissive Footpath. This path is part of the one of the official "Around Louth" walks: see http://www.walkinginlincs.co.uk/louth.php This path has some wonderful views of Louth. The spire of St.James' Church is just visible through the branches on the right. However, centre stage in this shot is the seemingly indestructible disused concrete silo which vies with the church for pride of place as Louth's most dominant landmark.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.378117
Longitude
-0.032757