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near to Southorpe, Peterborough, England

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	Hall Farm, Southorpe by JThomas
	Avenue of lime trees, Walcot Road by Tim Heaton Linking the villages of Southorpe and Ufford.
	Field by Main Street, Southorpe by David Howard The field was divided in two, with the large sheep by the road and one horse on the other side. It's not usual to have a sheep on their own.
	Wild flowers by Walcot Road by Marathon This attractive show of wild flowers is alongside Walcot Road. The wall of Walcot Hall is on the right.
	Ufford bridge over former railway line by Richard Humphrey Ufford Bridge carries Walcot Road over what was part of the route of the former Stamford to Wansford railway line. Ufford Bridge Railway Station was built to serve the villages of Ufford and Southorpe in Cambridgeshire. The platform was... (more)
	Ploughed field by Jonathan Thacker Looking towards Walcot Park.
	Main Street, Southorpe by Ajay Tegala The road that runs through Southorpe in Cambridgeshire.
	Walcot Road crossing the disused Stamford to Stibbington railway line by Tim Heaton
	Main Street by Alex McGregor
	Railway bridge, Southorpe, Peterborough by Rodney Burton Bridge carrying the Walcot Road over the disused Stamford-Wansford railway.
	Walcot Road between Ufford and Southorpe by David Howard
	Route of former railway line near Southorpe by P L Chadwick This used to be part of the railway line from Stamford to Wansford. It was opened in 1867 and closed decades before the Beeching cuts of the 1960's. The final passenger traffic here was 1929. Some sources give 1931 as the date of the... (more)