near to Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
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Morris People, Lincoln
This group of traditional dancers comprised both men and women.
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East Midlands Electricity shop, High Street
by Keith Edkins
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A new Tesco Express, Brayford Wharf North, Lincoln
by Oliver Mills
Located on the ground floor premises of One The Brayford, which had previously spent two years entirely disused, barricaded by unsightly advertisement hoarding. It is pleasing to see that change is in progress here.
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Path along the south side of Brayford Pool, Lincoln
There is a little island on the left, and much pond weed or algae on the water.
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Historic view
A composite view of some historic Lincoln landmarks taken from the western ramparts of the castle. From foreground to background .... the castle shell keep, Lucy Tower on the right, the former county gaol on the left, The observatory tower... (more)
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Some things don't change
The Priory Gate is the same after 100s of years, but buses come and go!
Lincoln no longer operates its own municipal bus services, but its successors will have the same tight squeeze through the arch!
This is one of a series of views... (more)
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Mint Street at High Street, Lincoln
by Ian S
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Waterside Shopping Centre, Lincoln
Woolworths has gone now from the shopping centre and in its place is Primark.
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Roman East Gate ruin, Lincoln
This is the north tower of a Roman Gatehouse built around 200 A.D.
It was excavated in the 1960's.
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Steampunk festival in Lincoln 2014 - Photo 7
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The West Front of Lincoln Cathedral
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The following description is by Julian P Guffogg.
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Christ's Hospital Terrace
The largest of the red-brick buildings on the left was built in 1784 as the Bluecoat School, and is now used by Lincoln University. In the middle ages there was a fish market here.
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