Created by the Lincolnshire County Council, The British Driving Society, The British Horse Society and other organisations, The Lindsey Trail is a multi-user route through the Lincolnshire Wolds Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
75 miles in length, the trail is suitable for carriage drivers, horse riders, cyclists and walkers, and predominantly utilises the existing public highway network, incorporating both surfaced and unsurfaced quiet lanes, byways and restricted byways.
The Lindsey Trail will be officially opened in spring 2012.
Saturday 4th February, 75 miles
Lonely layby, Brinkhill. 4:45am. -10 degrees centigrade.
In the bubble for the first 2 hours.
Breath rebounding.
Sunrise from Claxby Pluckacre.
Nowhere else I'd rather be.
Views from Hameringham hill.
Orange turning to ice.
Down the track to Ashby Puerorum.
The sun says hello.
Watercolour.
Out towards Hoe Hill.
Breakfast with the crew at Fulletby.
Undulating towards Hemingby.
Fresh.
Three words.
Roman Road near Ranby.
Through the gate to Sotby.
Copse.
Height of the day.
Christmas card, South Willingham.
Waiting for the next bus.
Square house at Hainton.
New waymarkers.
Making tracks through Willingham Woods.
Tall trees at Nova Scotia Bridge.
Ford at Tealby Thorpe.
Cold! Leon joins the party at Dog Kennel Woods.
'Let's get these last 25 done!'
Haribo break on the road to Biscathorpe.
By the Belmont transmitter, just before the weather came in.
After 2 hours of running in blizzard conditions, glad to be back!
Thanks Leon!
'Now, back home for a lovely cuppa and a red hot bath!'
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