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near to Thistleton, Rutland, England

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	Fosse Lane on the Leicestershire/Lincolnshire border by Mat Fascione
	Cribb's Meadow Nature Reserve, near Thistleton, Rutland by Colin Park
	Lines of trees mark old railways by John Sutton The line of trees on the right marks the former Saxby to Bourne railway, the westernmost part of the Midland & Great Northern route from the East Midlands to the Norfolk coast, and those on the left the southernmost part of the... (more)
	Farm Track near Wymondham by Kate Jewell Looking East along the old dismantled railway
	Reversed connections by Bob Harvey These are the "top, middle, and bottom" terminals referred to in the notice in SK9018 : Reverse rotation.
	Mill Lane by J.Hannan-Briggs Towards Fosse Lane.
	Oil pipeline markers by roadside 0003 by Andrew Tatlow
	Cribb's Meadow by Jonathan Thacker At this time of year a sea of cowslips.
	Former ironstone workings near Thistleton by Alan Murray-Rust This was part of the Market Overton quarries. It was the final quarry face to be opened, in the 1950s, when part of Stewarts and Lloyds, and was the last face to close, in 1972. The depth of the face means that it has never been back-filled.
	Former railway embankment by Bob Harvey The former Midland and Great Northern line between Bourne and Saxby Junction foprms the southern edge of this field.
	Mill Lane near Thistleton by Kate Jewell Looking east
	Ironstone railway relic in the undergrowth by John Sutton The trackbed of the Buckminster Quarries railway south of Mill Lane, where there was a level crossing, became a farm track after the railway closed and an iron farm gate replaced the white-painted wooden level crossing gate. Nearly forty... (more)