Situated at the This pocket of land north end of the is used as an village on equestrian centre. Clay Lane This triangle of land forms a bookend for the development at the north end of the village 6 Clay Lane Paddocks / Equestrian Facilities The paddocks at the end of Clay Lane provide equestrian facilities as well as open green views to be enjoyed by walkers along Clay Lane or the disused railway line. Connecting footpath The Old Railway 7 Railway Line from Holton-le-Clay Line North/ to New Waltham and South through The disused railway lines runs roughly north to south forms part of a the village. through the village and in addition to providing a green village circular From Waithe on corridor has the potential to provide the spine for the footpath. Which the southern development of footpath network. connects to the village boundary ancient “Meet and to New Waltham Greet” footpath on the Northern from St Peter’s Boundary. Church to St Peter’s Parish Council Church, own a section of Humberston. the line on the East side of the 8 Acre Field and have right of access on the section running south from the 8-acre field to Station Road. The northern section from Tetney Lane to the New Waltham is a permissive footpath The woodland Woodland is extends from the important in southern entry creating links 8 Planted Woodland to the village, between scattered Public Footpath to Planted Woodland from the southern running areas of wooded entry to the village. eastwards for habitat in the wider
6 Clay Lane Paddocks / Equestrian Facilities The paddocks at the end of Clay Lane provide equestrian facilities as well as open green views to be enjoyed by walkers along Clay Lane or the disused railway line. Situated at the north end of the village on Clay Lane This pocket of land is used as an equestrian centre. This triangle of land forms a bookend for the development at the north end of the village 7 Railway Line The disused railway lines runs roughly north to south through the village and in addition to providing a green corridor has the potential to provide the spine for the development of footpath network. The Old Railway Line North/ South through the village. From Waithe on the southern village boundary to New Waltham on the Northern Boundary. Parish Council own a section of the line on the East side of the 8 Acre Field and have right of access on the section running south from the 8-acre field to Station Road. The northern section from Tetney Lane to the New Waltham is a permissive footpath Connecting footpath from Holton-le-Clay to New Waltham and forms part of a village circular footpath. Which connects to the ancient “Meet and Greet” footpath from St Peter’s Church to St Peter’s Church, Humberston. 8 Planted Woodland Public Footpath to Planted Woodland from the southern entry to the village. The woodland extends from the southern entry to the village, running eastwards for Woodland is important in creating links between scattered areas of wooded habitat in the wider
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