Monthly Archives: May 2012

This Packard Organ sits somewhat incongruously in the spartan interior of the Church of St Peter at South Somercotes.

A view across the Lincolnshire country side from All Saints Church at Theddlethorpe.

Under the care of the Churches Conservation Trust, the beautifully preserved All Saints Church, Saltfleetby boasts many features including this font which comprises a 13th-century octagonal bowl carried on 14th-century shafts, standing on a 15th-century richly carved octagonal base.

Beach huts sit atop the brutal looking sea defences at Sutton on Sea.

Despite being an active RAF bombing range wildlife at Donna Nook thrives particularly the colony of Grey Seals that numbers upward of 3,500 bulls, cows and pups during the breading season.

Cleethorpes became a popular seaside resort (technically speaking it’s on the river Humber) following the linking of the town by rail to the industrial towns of Yorkshire. The pier opened in 1873.

A mock tank on Donna Nook beach, one of many targets used for strafe practice by the RAF on this active bombing range.