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In the 1860s Mr Halliday, a stone mason, started to insert pieces of interesting stone work he had collected into his workshop wall.

©Tim Heaton

Looking west from the jct. with Church Lane.

©Stephen Armstrong

Grade II listed building mid C19.

©Chris McAuley

Gated entrance to Greetham House.

©Chris McAuley

The lane appropriately called Church Lane, leads to Saint Mary's Parish Church.

©Chris McAuley

Complete with "improvement" message from sponsors.

©William Browning

See [[1534632]]

©Stephen Armstrong

At the junction with Main Street.

©Stephen Armstrong

Footpath gate, at the start of the footpath to Hooby Lane from Church Lane.

©Chris McAuley

©Steve Fareham

©Chris McAuley

The village shop and post office is on Main Street.

©Trish Steel

This name and sign has very obvious agricultural meanings and relationships. It is a very old sign, originally found on pubs in farming areas. Sometimes the Plough sign will show the constellation Ursa Major. In the middle ages, ploughs were blessed shortly after Christmas and a decorated plough was used to raise plough-money to make a special plough-ale.

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©Trish Steel

According to the pub's website they are a pub that does food, not a restaurant with a bar.

©Trish Steel

Dist:0.1km<br/>Looking east from the jct. with Church Lane.

©Stephen Armstrong

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