Great Villages Of Lincolnshire

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Tealby is a beautiful English village on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, with many houses and cottages built from the locally mined orange hued ironstone, and set in attractive country cottage gardens. The village has an interesting history going back to the Viking times and many old Danish names are still in use around the village today. Tealby’s continued existence and growth was founded on the reliable source of water from the springs at Bully Hill which came together to form the River Rase. The Rase was harnessed to establish a milling industry in Tealby, initially for grinding corn and subsequently for paper making, from the early 17th Century up until 1830.Tealby is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and partly in a Conservation Area. The Viking Way, a long-distance footpath of 235 kilometres (147 miles), passes through the village.
Tealby has always been a lively village and remains so today, particularly in contrast to many modern-day rural villages. It has a strong community spirit and has become a very popular place to visit for a day or a longer holiday break

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@berylwinson744 Год назад

I I lived in tealby for ni ne years I loved the village the people I still miss it had to leave as my eldest son was dying beryl Winson wirral

@Barbara-yj5tl 3 года назад

Hi Lovely village. Me & my husband visited in 1991. Have been looking on street view to find the pottery shop called Saxton...we went in there to buy a strawberry pot when a small film crew came in filming for a BBC Holiday prog that was on at the time. They asked if we minded them filming us buying the pot we said okay. We still have the video tape 30 years later. It shows the lovely cottages., the shop, the pub, the town hall crier, the Ford, us & some of the locals. We’d love to find Saxtons for nostalgic reasons but can’t find anything on line about it . Hope you can help..Thanks.

@willlee2717 3 года назад

Barbara, so good of you to comment albeit in seeking information! 😀 I hope this helps. Steve and Julie Saxton lived at Lea Close on Sandy Lane, which is the road out of Tealby heading for North Willingham. They had their pottery there, in the building joined to the house towards the road. There was never a pottery “shop” in the Main Street of Tealby. Unfortunately, I’m sorry to inform you that Steve died quite young with cancer. I remember him very well as he played bass guitar (to my drums) in our local band “The Zimmers” and we practiced in my Studio. His wife, Julie remarried the author Roger Fox. One of Roger’s books is entitled “Pub Walks in Lincolnshire”.

@Barbara-yj5tl 3 года назад

@@willlee2717 Hi Will thanks for getting back. We can’t seem to find Lea Close off Sandy Lane on the map. There is a stand alone house with a stone frontage on Sandy Lane but it doesn’t look like the stone fronted pottery shed/shop on the video tape. We will have to come again to that part of the country for nostalgic reasons we’re not that far away being in Cheshire. Sorry to hear about Steve how sad...unfortunately we can’t quite recall the person we bought the pot from and they’re not in the footage. Thanks again...much appreciated. ( The Zimmers...good name :)

@willlee2717 3 года назад

@@Barbara-yj5tl if you send me your email I will show you exactly on a map. My email is will_f5@hotmail.com