St Katherine's

The spire of St Katherine's from South Common.

After a few days of cold, milder weather is expected for New Year's Eve.

Snow

First snow of 2014!

Fell on Boxing Day evening, turned slushy yesterday and froze overnight creating some treacherous ice on roads and pavements.

Merry Christmas

Thanks for viewing my photos during 2014.

Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Minster Yard

Opposite the Western side of the Cathedral.

Lincoln Castle

From Exchequer Gate.

Lincoln Cathedral

Detail of the Norman architecture of the western facade.

Christmas Market Carousel

Another picture from the weekend's Christmas Market.

Sunset

Sincil Bank a couple of days ago.

Lincoln Christmas Market

The big wheel and other fairground attractions made their annual appearance over the weekend.

Frosty

Frosty view from the Viking Way, Bracebridge Heath.

A Shot of Tequila

Brayford Pool from last week.

Winter Trees

Danesgate, Lincoln

Looking towards The Usher Gallery.

Weekend Reflections

Grebe Lake, Whisby Nature Park.

Brayford Pool

More reflections from earlier in the week (and some frost).

Whisby Nature Park

Grebe Lake

Brayford Reflections

Yesterday morning.

The Spire of St Hugh's

A misty vista looking over Lincoln with the trees at the top of South Common in the distance.

Teal Lake

Whisby Nature Park

Whisby

Autumn Tree

Lincoln Arboretum.

Been playing around with G'MICs on GIMP.

Waterside

Waterside shopping centre across the River Witham from Wilko.

Viking Way

Bracebridge Heath, looking North towards Lincoln.

Fossdyke

Lincoln University accommodation buildings. The tall structure is part of the footbridge over the railway.

Lincoln Medieval Bishops' Palace

Seen from the rear of the Usher Gallery.

Minster Yard

Cathedral Quarter, Uphill Lincoln.

Autumn View

Lincoln Arboretum

Lincoln Arboretum

Usher Gallery

The Usher Gallery (right) is part of The Collection Museum and Gallery in Lincoln.

The Lincoln Hotel

The remains of the Roman East Gate are just behind the wall on the left.

Midworth St, Mansfield

Just SE of the town centre, the viaduct rises well above the older industrial buildings.

Hot Peas & Shellfish

Mansfield Market Place.

Autumn Tree

Near the Usher Gallery, Lincoln.

Pea Souper

The scene in Lincoln this morning.

Avenue

Lincoln Arboretum, taken a couple of weeks ago.

Christ's Hospital Terrace

A part of Lincoln College in Uphill Lincoln.

Cottam Power Station

It's just over the border from Lincolnshire - taken from South Common.

Pottergate, Lincoln

Pottergate leads to the Cathedral at the top of the hill (out of shot to the left).

A lot of roads around here have "gate" in the name - it derives from the old Danish "gata" for street.

Permissive Path

Permissive path between two winter fields, leading to the Viking Way.

Bracebridge Heath.

Bracebridge Heath Water Tower

And seasonal tree.

Autumn Hues

This morning was warm and sunny.

Lincoln Arboretum.

Swanage, Dorset

Swanage main beach with Ballard Point behind. (Taken near yesterday's photo) (on a different day)

That concludes our tour of coastal Dorset. For more photos, check out my instagram: instagram.com/lincoln_eye

Banjo Pier, Swanage, Dorset

Main beach area.

Near Chapman's Pool, Dorset

SW Coast Path looking towards St Adhelm's Head.

Boscombe, Dorset

Boscombe is just East of Bournemouth, but feels more like a suburb as the whole area is built up.

The Isle of Wight can be seen in the distance - the white cliffs.

Corfe Castle, Dorset

Another view of Corfe Castle - ruined in 1645 during the English Civil War.

Lulworth Cove, Dorset

Looking back towards Lulworth Cove while walking the SW Coast Path to Durdle Door, a couple of miles away.

Fleet Lagoon and Chesil Beach, Dorset

Taken near the Chesil Beach visitor centre. On the left hand side is Chesil Beach.

Weymouth, Dorset

Weymouth harbour from Commercial Rd.

Anvil Point Lighthouse

Not far from Durlston Head, Swanage.

Studland Bay from Ballard Down

On the way to Old Harry Rocks.

Swanage, Dorset

The southern end of Swanage Bay. In the background is Swanage Pier with PS Waverley awaiting departure.

Bournemouth, Dorset

Bournemouth is known for its sandy beaches and pier.

Old Town and Quay Area of Poole, Dorset

High St from the waterfront.

Corfe Castle by Swanage Railway

A good way to get from Swanage to see Corfe Castle is by steam train using the heritage Swanage Railway service.

The line (closed in 1972 as part of national restructuring) now operates to give passengers an experience of train travel in the 1950s.

Man O'War Cove

Taken from the very popular section of the SW Coast Path between Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door (pictured previously).

On the other side of the headland is Durdle Door, the top of the opening is just visible over the ridge. On the horizon is the Isle of Portland, also shown in recent posts.

Isle of Portland from Chesil Beach

Chesil Beach is a shingle beach 18 miles long, 15 metres high and 200 metres wide and for the most part quite straight.

Between the straight beach and the varying coastline behind is the Fleet Lagoon of brackish water, wonderful habitat for wading birds.

Chesil Beach from the Isle of Portland, Dorset

From bottom to top of picture:
* The village of Fortuneswell
* National Sailing Academy - amongst the warehouses
* Portland Beach Rd (A354) - the only road on and off the island
* Wyke Regis area of Weymouth
* And along the left: Chesil Beach

Weymouth, Dorset

The channel nearby is the River Wey on the final part of its journey to the sea and behind that is Weymouth's main beach and esplanade.

The tall ship is the Pelican of London, which was originally an Arctic trawler, built in France and launched in 1948.

View From Durlston Head

Peveril Point, Ballard Point and Old Harry Rocks from the deck at Seventhwave Cafe.

Old Harry Rocks

Looking across Poole Bay to Bournemouth.

PS Waverley Departs From Swanage

Paddle Steamer Waverley (built 1946) is the last sea-going passenger paddle steamer in the world. She is normally based in Western Scotland but was sailing regularly from Swanage Pier during the summer.

Chapman's Pool

Just west of St Adhelm's Head, not far from Swanage.

Boscombe, Dorset

Near Bournemouth.

Taken from the pier.

Sandbanks Beach

Sandbanks is a small peninsula at the mouth of Poole Harbour in Dorset.

It's famous for this beach, high land values and is home to various footballing personalities including Harry Redknapp.

In the distance is Old Harry Rocks, just north of Swanage.

Corfe Castle

Corfe Castle was built by William The Conqueror in the 11th century and demolished to its present appearance in 1645, during the English Civil War.

Durdle Door

One of the jewels of the Jurassic Coast, Dorset.

Portland Bill Lighthouse

The Isle of Portland is reachable by road from Weymouth. Portland Bill is at the southern end of the island.

Weymouth, Dorset

Waterfront buildings face onto the River Wey just before it reaches the sea.

Old Harry Rocks

Old Harry Rocks marks the start of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage site, just north of Swanage.

Peveril Point and part of Swanage can be seen in the distance.

Don't forget to check instagram.com/lincoln_eye for additional photos of the area (via web browser or Instagram app).

Swanage, Dorset

Swanage is located on the Isle of Purbeck (which is actually a peninsula) in Dorset. It is situated at the eastern end of the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage listed section of the southern english coastline.

Click on the image above to visit the flickr page which contains a location map.

Nottingham Canal

Past the industrial buildings, it turns residential.

Clock Tower - Belton House

The Orangery at Belton House

Belton House, East Elevation

Belton House was completed in 1688 and is an example of Carolean or Restoration architecture.

The Orangery at Belton House

View From The Orangery at Belton House

Belton House, nr Grantham

Participating in the Heritage Open Day.

Drainage Sorted In The Lower Field

Ted will be happy.

British Waterways Building, Nottingham

Now occupied by a comedy club and a gym.

Nottingham Canal

West of the railway station.

Empty Field

Harvest collected, stubble ploughed.

Easy Like a Sunday Morning

Chillaxing on South Common, Lincoln.

Former Wesleyan School, Lincoln

Rosemary Lane, Lincoln

Viking Way, Waddington

Sunset

A sunset from last week.

Ellis Windmill, Lincoln

The Ellis Windmill is located in the middle of a residential street in uphill Lincoln near the ridge which is particularly good for catching westerly winds. It dates back to 1798 and was active until the 1940s.

Brayford Pool, Lincoln

From the Brayford Way bridge.

Old Father Thames

New children are sprouting up along the banks of the Old Father.

Seasonal Flora

I don't know what these are called, but there are a lot of them in the Arboretum at the moment.

View From Waddington

The Bracebridge Heath water tower is visible from far and wide.

Southrey Station (Disused)

Platform and sign still intact. The Water Rail Way path follows the route of the old railway line that ran between Lincoln and Boston. Today walkers, joggers and cyclists enjoy the path.

Lincoln Arboretum

Three exposure HDR (High Dynamic Range) from 3 raw files.

View Over Lincoln

Looking over Lincoln from the ridge at Bracebridge Heath.

Taken on Saturday - it's been raining all day today (August Bank Holiday Monday).

Near Southrey

A lot of fields are being returned to the ploughed state after harvesting.

From the Water Rail Way path near Southrey.

Southrey - Stixwould

Wooden sculpture on the Water Rail Way path between Southrey and Stixwould.

"for men may come and men may go".

From The Brook by Alfred Lord Tennyson, one of Lincolnshire's celebrated sons.

Galloping Horses, South Common

There were quite a few people on South Common yesterday afternoon waiting to see the #Avro3Sisters flypast. People were standing in small groups all over. The horses decided that this was the best time for a mad gallop from one end of the common to the other and back!

Today's Lancaster and Vulcan Flypast

Two Avro Lancasters and an Avro Vulcan flew over Lincoln to mark the turf cutting ceremony for the new memorial to Bomber Command situated just above South Common.

The three aircraft have been dubbed the Avro Sisters, check out social media updates with the hashtag #Avro3Sisters.

These three aircraft are the only remaining airworthy examples. The Vulcan and one of the Lancasters are based in the UK and the other Lancaster is visiting from Canada for the summer. Look out for these aircaft at events and airshows around the country.

Lincoln Arboretum

The maze is in the foreground and All Saints' Parish Church on Monks Rd provides the backdrop.

Fool's Autumn

The trees are probably suffering from the hot and dry we had earlier in the summer. Today's maximum is only 17C so it feels a bit autumnal.

Cow Paddle Common, Lincoln.

Hullo Clouds

This sort of countryside comes into its own when the skies get interesting.

From the top of South Common.

Today's Weather

Is this still the tail end of Hurricane Bertha?

Spring-like squalls and showers today.

Chapel St Leonards

Chapel Point.

Woodhall Spa

This track forms part of the Viking Way, which runs from the Humber Bridge to Oakham in Rutland. For a short circular stroll continue along here for a bit, turn right onto another track and then wander back along The Broadway taking in the attractive spa town buildings. It's not too far to the high st area with its cafes, delis and restaurants (plus a few shops).

Lincoln Castle

The Ramparts.

Evening Sky

From the Viking Way at Bracebridge Heath.

Windy Today

From the Liquorice Park viewing platform.

The View From Risby, Lincolnshire Wolds

Starting at bottom left is the fence that runs alongside Risby Road. The road itself can be seen above the fence and towards the right. Catskin Lane is behind the high hedge (running from top left). Also at top left is a series of telegraph poles carrying cables across fields and over Catskin Lane (plus hedge).

The picture was created by processing a photo with a series of G'MIC filters in GIMP (free open source software).

Chapel St Leonards Beach Huts

Chapel Point.

River Witham, Lincoln

The building on the left is called Slipper Baths and has been occupied by various restaurants over the years but after the Japanese restaurant Kashi closed, it has been empty. The Building is now being converted into four retail units at street level with four apartments above.

Bell Tower, Chapel St Leonards

On the village green.

Lincoln Arboretum

This morning.

Brayford Pool, Lincoln

This morning.

Half Moon

Technically this moon phase is known as "first quarter".

Trusthorpe

Another photo from the coast last week.

The Library - Lincoln University

The River Witham passes on the left.

Bardney Countryside

This view was last seen in April when the fields were full of yellow rapeseed flowers. Looks like harvesting could start soon.

Another Scorcher

The warm weather continues.

Broadgate, Lincoln this morning.

Tealby Village Shop

The shop (open door on the left) is run by volunteers.

Chambers Farm Wood

From the green route.

Big Screen

Thanks to the Lincoln Business Improvement Group (BIG), we can enjoy the Commonwealth Games between shops.

Sutton-on-Sea

Low clouds were scudding in on moderate onshore winds.

Mablethorpe North Beach

A mist was blowing off the sea further up the beach.

Chambers Farm Wood

Near Wragby.

Lincoln Cathedral East End

St John's Hospital Redevelopment

The old white water tower used to loom above - until last weekend when it was demolished.

Weekend Reflections

The River Witham flows past Lincoln University near the Brayford Pool.

Last Night's Sunset

From the Viking Way at Bracebridge Heath.

Summer Wildflowers

There are a lot of these around at the moment.

It's quite a challenge to identify wildflowers using the web. If you already know the name, there are plenty of sites that can then show photos and other details. But how to find the name?

A fairly generic google image search of "purple wildflower uk summer" didn't turn up much: a couple of similar plants and someone who was also trying to find the name.

One solution is to use Google's Advanced Image Search:

www.google.com/advanced_image_search

I left everything blank or at its default except "Site or domain" where I put wildflowerfinder.org.uk

This resulted in a long long page of images just from the above website and after some scrolling, a positive id on the flower. It's a Rosebay Willowherb.

Ramblers' Church, Walesby

Lincolnshire Wolds.

Bridge St, Horncastle

Antique shop.

Lincolnshire Wolds

The Viking Way passes Castle Farm near Tealby in the Lincolnshire Wolds. (It was quite hot there on Saturday).

Brayford Pool, Lincoln

Looking from the University side, across the marina to the hotels on the other side: Double Tree by Hilton and Holiday Inn.

Water Tower (Lack of)

The old white water tower on the site of the former St John's Mental Hospital in Bracebridge Heath was demolished this morning.

Ricklus has posted a good quality flickr video showing the demolition here: www.flickr.com/photos/ricklus/14456455660/

Italianate Tower

Part of the former St John's Mental Hospital in Bracebridge Heath, which is currently being renovated and converted into dwellings.

Lincoln Arboretum

Bird on a Wire

Plus friends.

Seen on the A15 just outside Bracebridge Heath.

Turbines at Skegness

Wind farm off the coast at Skegness.

Waddington International Airshow

RAF Red Arrows display team.

The team had just returned from a flyover of the start of the Tour de France in Yorkshire.

On Sunday they were seen at the British F1 Grand Prix at Silverstone as well as another appearance at Waddington.

Waddington International Airshow

Vulcan Bomber.

Skegness Pier

It's high tide.

Whisby Nature Park

The railway crossing is still closed so this is one of the lower lakes.

Bridge St, Horncastle

Lush

Earlier today at Lincoln Arboretum.

According to the Wikipedia article on Color Vision, the human eye is most sensitive to shades of green.

Roadside Poppies

Canwick Ave, Bracebridge Heath

Grey Saturday Afternoon

No wonder everyone was watching Wimbledon/World Cup/Glastonbury.

Looking SW from the Viking Way near Bracebridge Heath.

St Paul's Cathedral

South Willen Lake, Milton Keynes

This part of the lake is home to hordes of geese.

Jaguar F-Type Coupe

Jaguar Land Rover expo at Canary Wharf, London.

Willen, Milton Keynes

Lion statues at the entrance to the Peace Pagoda at Willen Lake, Milton Keynes.

Cutty Sark

One of the last tea clippers (and the fastest), built in 1869.

Greenwich, London.

River Great Ouse, Newport Pagnell

The bridge carries traffic in and out of Newport Pagnell along Northampton Road.

Newport Pagnell, Bucks.

University of Greenwich, London

The Trinity College of Music can also be seen.

Today's featured software is Geosetter (from www.geosetter.de/en/), PC software designed to geotag photos. A whole batch of photos can be geotagged at once using (eg) a gpx file from a mobile app such as My Tracks, a journey recorder from Google. Geosetter uses the timestamps in the photo EXIF data to match the positions in the gpx file (need to ensure the camera clock is set correctly). It also allows individual photos to be geotagged manually by placing a pin on a Google map, so it's easy to geotag photos prior to upload to flickr.

Tickford Bridge, Newport Pagnell

The oldest iron bridge still in constant use, being part of the route from M1 J14 to the High St. It was built in 1810.

Newport Pagnell, Bucks.

Canary Wharf, London

The tall building is One Canada Square, London's second tallest building (after The Shard).

This image was processed with Snapseed on Android. The photo was taken on the usual digital camera and transferred to the PC as usual. I used dropbox to transfer to/from Android.

Willen Lake, Milton Keynes

This is South Willen Lake, where all the activities take place.

Canary Wharf, London

A Docklands Light Railway (DLR) train approaches Canary Wharf station from the South.

Parish Church, Newport Pagnell

Dedicated to St Peter and St Paul. Newport Pagnell, Bucks.

View From The Hill In Greenwich Park, London

At the top of this hill is the Royal Observatory (not pictured) and from here Queens House and the National Maritime Museum can be seen below with the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf beyond the River Thames in the background.

Nerd fact: the GPS meridian passes approx 100m east of the Greenwich Meridian.

New Instagram account

Please follow my account on Instagram: @lincoln_eye. The Instagram photo stream will be entirely separate from this stream - generally no cross posting in either direction.

Peace Pagoda, Milton Keynes

Near Willen Lake.

St Paul's Cathedral, London

West front of the cathedral and statue of Queen Anne.

Campbell Park, Milton Keynes

The white object is a sculpture entitled "Light Pyramid" and is a light beacon.

Near Central Milton Keynes, Bucks.

Sunset

Cottam Power Station from the ridge at Bracebridge Heath.

Drury Lane, Lincoln

Near the Castle.

Permissive Path

This evening in Bracebridge Heath. A proper summer's evening.

St Clements, Fiskerton

From the Water Rail Way.

Witham Reflections

Near Boultham Ave.

Lincoln Cathedral From South Common

The day of the cycle grand prix.

Still Life With Incinerator

From the ridge at Bracebridge Heath.

Sunny Today

This morning at the Brayford.

Spring Countryside

Taken a couple of weeks ago - probably the last of the yellow rapeseed flowers. Near Cherry Willingham.

Seasonal Flora

Lincoln Arboretum.

Brayford East

Whisby Nature Park

Classic bank holiday weather! Continued into Tuesday too.

Whisby Railway Crossing Closed

The top half of the nature park is currently inaccessible by footpath from the car park.

Priestgate, Peterborough

Down a side alley.

Lincoln from Five Mile Bridge

Near Fiskerton.

Lincoln Cycle Grand Prix

Cyclists approaching the top of the steep ascent section on Wordsworth St.

Lincoln Red

A scrap metal sculpture on the Water Rail Way path near Fiskerton.

Lincoln Arboretum

This morning.

Witham Dwellings

A residential development overlooks the River Witham near Lincoln city centre.

Fossdyke Country

Just off the Fossdyke, western Lincoln.

Weekend Reflections

Five Mile Bridge over the River Witham near Fiskerton.

River Witham, Lincoln

The River Witham flows Northwards into Lincoln. Landmarks include (left to right) the white dome of Crown Mill on Princess St and in uphill Lincoln: the Westgate Water Tower and Lincoln Castle.

Lincoln Cycle Grand Prix

Another photo from Sunday's race, Motherby Lane, Lincoln.

Lincoln Cathedral

A bit of sunshine between showers last night.

Lincoln Arboretum

Lincoln Classic Car Rally

The nearer car is a 1960s Ford Capri, from the Lincoln Classic Car Rally a couple of weeks ago.

Lincoln Cycle Grand Prix

This afternoon at Yarborough Rd, Lincoln.

Blossom

Just off the Viking Way at the top of the ridge, Bracebridge Heath.

Cupola

St John's Mental Hospital, Bracebridge Heath.

Brayford Pool

Brayford Pool, Lincoln.

Tonight's Sunset

Bracebridge Heath.

Lincoln Arboretum

This morning.

No Wind

From London Rd, Bracebridge Heath yesterday.

Blossom On The Ridge

Viking Way at Bracebridge Heath.

Peterborough Cathedral

This is the Early English Gothic West Front of St Peter's Cathedral, a Norman building dating back to 1118.

Lincoln From South Common

Lincoln Arboretum

Southrey Wood

Seasonal bluebells.

Lincoln Classic Car Rally

Morris Minor at the Brayford today.

Chambers Farm Wood

Near Wragby.

Mablethorpe

Queens Park.

Hartsholme Country Park

SW Lincoln.

Robin Hood Mini Club

From the recent Mini day at the Brayford.

Jews House and Jews Court

Here are two examples of mid to late 12th century buildings.

On the left is Jews House, a rare example of an early English town house and next to it on the right is Jews Court, the oldest and probably only example of a medieval synagogue in the British Isles.

These can be found on The Strait at the bottom of Steep Hill, Lincoln.

Mablethorpe

Swans for hire at the Queens Park boating lake in Mablethorpe.

Bardney Countryside

From the edge of Chambers Farm Wood.

Chambers Farm Wood

Chambers Farm Wood is a nature reserve near Wragby and is run by the forestry commission.

Sutton-on-Sea

Heavy traffic from Lincoln to the coast this morning. The weather there was mostly cloudy with a cold northerly wind blowing.

Hartsholme Trees

Hartsholme Country Park, Lincoln.

Mini Detail

From Sunday's Mini Day at the Brayford.

Newport Blossom

Newport Arch is just visible between the trees.

Minster Yard, Lincoln

Next to the Cathedral.

LMFAO

Mini Day at the Brayford today.

(LMFAO = Lincs Mini Friends & Owners Club)

The A-ha Moment

More experiments with G'MIC filters.

Photo from the VW Camper day at the Brayford.

Skywatch Friday

Blue.

Water Tower, Bracebridge Heath

The pumping station (known locally as the Water Tower) sitting on its reservoir.

Monks Rd Blossom

All Saints' Parish Church on Monks Rd from Lincoln Arboretum.

The Lincoln

A hotel in uphill Lincoln: classic 1960s architecture seen here with some seasonal blossom.

Medieval Bishop's Palace

Another view of the English Heritage site in Lincoln (from the Discover Lincolnshire weekend).

South Common

This morning.

This effect was achieved by experimenting with various filters in the G'MIC plugin for the GIMP open source (free) photo editor.

Weekend Reflections

A vintage VW Beetle from the VW Camper day last Sunday at the Brayford.

Seasonal Blooms

Daffodils in Lincoln Arboretum.

Water Rail Way

View over South Delph from the Water Rail Way path near Fiskerton.

Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Cathedral interior.

Magnolia

Lincoln Arboretum.

1970s VW Van

Another one from yesterday's VW Camper Day at the Brayford.

VW Camper Day

There were lots of VW Camper vans and other VWs around the Brayford this morning.

Ross Castle

Ross Castle is a folly built in 1863 by MS&L Railway Company to attract tourists to Cleethorpes. Today the castle is a handy viewpoint from which to see the promenade, beech and pier at Cleethorpes.

Westgate Water Tower

Seen from Lincoln Castle.

Mablethorpe

The beach hut in the centre is called "Eyes Wide sHut" and won the modern beach hut competition in 2007.

Rosemary Lane, Lincoln

Rosemary Lane, Lincoln, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

The old building is the former Wesleyan School, built in the 19th century.

Lincoln Castle Motte

Lincoln Castle Motte, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Geek fact: Lincoln Castle is unusual in that it has two mottes. Only Lewes Castle in Sussex is similarly well endowed.

This mottely view was taken from within the ramparts yesterday as the castle was also open for the Discover Lincolnshire weekend.

Lincoln Medieval Bishop's Palace

Lincoln Medieval Bishop's Palace, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

This English Heritage site near the Cathedral was open during the Discover Lincolnshire weekend.

Sutton-on-Sea

Sutton-on-Sea, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Spring

Spring, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Yesterday (20 March) was officially the first day of spring.

Out of Season

Out of Season, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

Mablethorpe.

View Towards Bardney

View Towards Bardney, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

The silos in the distance are at Bardney. Seen from the Water Rail Way path near Fiskerton.

Usher Gallery

Usher Gallery, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

It's part of The Collection Museum in Lincoln.

Lincolnshire Archives Building

Lincolnshire Archives Building, a photo by lincoln_eye on Flickr.

St Rumbold's St, Lincoln.