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visitchurches.org.uk/archway Adventures through ArChway Buslingthorpe Cycle Route Buslingthorpe St. Michael Bustlington, A46 St. Michael St. Lawrence Snarford, Bustlington Buslingthorpe Road St. George Goltho A46 / High Street (Approximate distance 20 miles) Faldingworth • Start in Wragby • Exit the church and continue Spridlington down the road across the Road • Go North on Victoria Street/ A46 and bear to the left B1202 continue on Wragby Road A46 / Market Lissington • Rasen Road and then Market Rasen Road At junction turn right following the Friesthorpe sign for Snellend and Fulnetby Lissington • Turn left onto Wickenby Road St. Lawrence Road Wickenby in Lissington • Bear left at first Snarford Road B1202 / Market junction and continue Rasen • Take second right (first long road) • Snarford follow road straight, follow Bear left at next junction, Snarford Road Wickenby Linwood and Middle Rasen sign going across the Railroad tracks Snelland • Bear right at junction with Road • At junction turn left, following the A46 RAF Wickenby Holton cum Buslingthorpe and Faldingworth Snelland Road, follow sign Beckering sign and cross the Railroad tracks for Wragby • Continue on the road past B1399 / • Continue down the road and bear Lincoln Road B1202 / RAF Wickenby and turn Snelland Wragby Road right at T junction (left is a dirt road) right onto the B1399 • Follow the road to the church in Buslingthorpe, church is • Turn left and follow Reasby Fulnetby the sign for Rand B1202 / on the right Victoria Street Rand Farm Park • Exit church and continue • Follow road through Rand to the Tea Room along Buslingthorpe Road and A158, turn left on A158 then take Rand continue on A46/High Street in the first right 2000ft A157 400m A158 Faldingworth • Church is on the left Bullington N • Turn right on Sprindlington Road down a dirt path St. George • Exit church and continue Gotho Wragby • Take a left at junction down the road Bardney follow Snarford sign Church Road • Follow the road to the Church, • Take a left onto Bardney road/ Cycle Route it’s on the left. B1202 and follow to Wragby Goltho Dirt Track/Path Hall B1202 Road With Thanks to Andy Townhill and Rand Farm Park Tea Room Lincolnshire CTC for help and advice Tel: 01673 858904. http://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/ [email protected] lincolnshirectc www.randfarmpark.com The Churches Conservation Trust Society Building, 8 All Saints Street, London, N1 9RL Registered Charity No: 258612 © CCT 2010.

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