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<p>A friend stayed for the weekend and despite Saturday being a very wet day we did manage to get out for a walk on Sunday afternoon along the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds. A great deal of the county is flat however when you do get up higher the views are magnificent with big skies. On the horizon it is possible to see Lincoln Cathedral which is 20 miles away.</p>
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<p class="has-drop-cap">Part of the walk includes a farm that keeps Lincolnshire Long wools. These magnificent rare breeds look very amusing while they still have their winter coats.</p>
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<p>Whilst mentioning their coats I should point out that we set off wearing wet weather coats and several layers but after a long climb we had soon discarded our coats and not long after that we reduced our layers to one - a good cardio workout. It was a beautiful late spring afternoon and turned out to be a delightful walk with spring flowers including red campion, brightening the hedgerows.</p>
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