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Blackthorn Way, Five Mile Business Park, LINCOLN, LN4 1BF

Pawn finial - 3 arms; by the B1190, in parish of Washingborough (North Kesteven District), junction of Heighington Fen, Five Mile Lane and Bardney Road, behind pedestal letter box. To be surveyed Milestone Society National ID: LI_TF0470.

The south west end of Five Mile Lane is a mixture of residential and industrial buildings. The lane runs north east via open fields towards the River Witham.

A small animal and equine vets.

A straggle of houses along the B1190.

Of all the shots I took on this glorious day I think this is my favourite, because there is so much of interest in it. The view is northwards across the River Witham, flanked by the North and South Delph. Villages of Cherry Willingham and Fiskerton left and right. On the near side of the river, top left are the drains called The Longstongs, running into Longstongs Delph, which runs alongside South Delph. At the near end of the Longstongs, behind the line of houses and road is the course of the disused Car Dyke (the Roman waterway, not the place you dyke your car on a frosty night!). Left of the flooded field, at the edge of the South Delph, is a pumping station. The big farm left of the reservoir is Ings Farm, on Five Mile Lane, which leads to a footbridge over the Witham and the adjacent delphs. The Car Dyke continues, as a functioning drain along the near side of the road (B1190) running diagonally from Ings Farm to the white on the right.