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near to East Kirkby, Lincolnshire, England

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	Edward VII postbox on Chapel Lane, East Kirkby by JThomas Postbox No. PE23 86. See TF3363 : Edward VII postbox and fingerpost on Chapel Lane, East Kirkby for context.
	Miningsby Road by Richard Croft Lane between East Kirkby and Miningsby
	Interior of St Nicholas, East Kirkby by Dave Hitchborne The chancel.
	Track towards Hungry Hill by J.Hannan-Briggs
	Extended house at the edge of a wheatfield by Christine Johnstone Seen from Chapel Lane.
	Track to the Church of St Nicholas, East Kirkby by JThomas Heading west from Chapel Lane.
	Direction Sign – Signpost on Chapel Lane in East Kirkby parish by A Riley Located on the southeast side of the T junction of Chapel Lane and a minor road to Cobbler's Corner in East Kirkby parish. 4 arms and no finial. See also Link. Milestone Society National ID: LI_TF3363
	Incised slab, St Nicholas' church, East Kirkby by Julian P Guffogg Memorial to Sir Robert Silkstone who died in 1347, aged 57. He erected the church and chantry. He had large estates in Lincolnshire, and left a daughter Alicia. Sun and shadow on the slab made photography difficult.
	Kirkby Hill by Richard Croft View from Miningsby Road, with Kirkby Mill Link on the horizon
	Chapel Lane, looking south-east by Christine Johnstone Taken at the 32 metre spot height.
	Interior of St Nicholas, East Kirkby by Dave Hitchborne Ledger stone - Incised commemorative slab.
	Table tombs, East Kirkby by Jonathan Thacker Most graves in churchyards are aligned east-west but this is not the case at East Kirkby.