We started this day by finding Judson headstone in Wilsford
Now in Ancaster where we found this headstone. There was a note to say that the church would be open in the afternoon so we rearranged our day and as we arrived in the afternoon we met the lady with the key! Read the notice. Very keen on Health & Safety!
The Romans were here and left behind this carving of goddesses. Ancaster was a Roman town at the junction of Ermine Street and King Street.
Now to Caythorpe:
Lincolnshire is RAF country, Cranwell is not far away This church has several RAF plaques
Passed through Leadenham the start of my quest:
On to Fulbeck, to The Hare and Hounds for lunch.
Hough on the Hill
Allington next, a pretty church but closed.
Westborough:
Dry Doddington. A beautiful setting and beautifully kept.
And so passing Belton House we returned to Wagtail and tried out our new toy! An excellent purchase! Just plugs in to Henry’s external socket.
The different churchyards’ maintenance is interesting. Sometimes the wild and wooly ones are fun because you feel like you are discovering something hidden.