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near to South Ferriby, North Lincolnshire, England

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	South Cliff Farm, near Chowder Ness by Chris A passing trade in meat, eggs and sausages, which are advertised on the blackboard attached to the wall see TA0022 : Sausages for sale at South Cliff Farm, near Chowder Ness.
	A walk to Winteringham #32 by Ian S Passing a unknown farm.
	Westfield Road, near Barton-upon-Humber by Paul Harrop Westfield Road runs from the centre of Barton for about 2.5 km to this point where it becomes a farm track, having crossed under the A15 via a pedestrian/cycle-only underpass. It seems to be popular with local dog walkers, as well as the... (more)
	Looking towards South Cliff Farm by David Wright Looking across the Chowderness wetland and flood relief site at high spring tide from the Humber bank path.
	Lane south of Chowder Ness by John Slater
	Target Lake by Richard Croft Fishing lake and nature reserve at Far Ings
	Footpath alongside New Quarry by Jonathan Thacker The footpath links Westfield Road with Far Ings Road. New Quarry is to the immediate left.
	Humber Bank, Barton Cliff by David Brown
	Far Ings National Nature Reserve by Graham Hogg The reserve is made up of a series of former clay pits that have been flooded to create reed beds. It is regarded as one of the finest nature reserves in Lincolnshire.
	The Track to Blue Coat Charity Farm by David Wright The Blue Coat Charity Farm was due to be sold at auction five days after this photo was taken and the "For Sale" board is just visible at the end of the track.
	Flowers at Chowder Ness, by the Humber by Paul Harrop I assumed that these dwarf narcissi were cultivated rather than native, placed by the bench at the viewpoint where the former flood defences were deliberately breached.
	Footpath to the Humber by Chris Farm fields on the slope of the Wolds down to the River. The colourful patch has been treated with weedkiller.