The road through Toft, near Bourne Lincolnshire
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The road through Toft, near Bourne Lincolnshire
Image: © Rex Needle Taken: 5 Aug 2002
Toft has a golf course and hotel and a few houses scattered either side of the A6121 road between Bourne and Stamford but is best known for its notorious gradient situated on a bend at the eastern end where the international motor racing ace Raymond Mays once took his cars to practice hill climbs. See also Image
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Image Location
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52.741775
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-0.417817