The Wolds is an area of outstanding natural beauty with rolling chalk
hills in the centre of Lincolnshire stretching for 40 miles and rising
to over 500 feet. It was the inspiration for Alfred Lord Tennyson who
was born in the village of Somersby
in a cottage Lincolnshire and studied at the grammer school in nearby
Louth.
The Lincolnshire Wolds is a nationally important and cherished landscape, much of which was designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in 1973 on account of its high scenic beauty.
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The Lincolnshire Wolds
The Lincolnshire Wolds A nationally important and cherished landscape. View more images in the gallery.
Walking in Lincolnshire Explore the region on foot. Take in the history, wildlife and landscape. View more images in the gallery.
Fishing breaks Fishing for bream, tench, pike, perch only yards from the cottage. View more images in the gallery.
Local town of Boston Only 2 miles away, the bustling town of Boston is steeped in history. View more images in the gallery.
Boston Golf Course Boston Golf Club's first tee is within walking distance of Earlscroft Farm. View more images in the gallery.
The Fens Huge horizons with dramatic skies; sweeping vistas that stretch for miles; and wide open landscapes with barely a building in site. View more images in the gallery.
Bird Watching Freiston Shore and Frampton Marsh are well established wetland habitats for many birds. View more images in the gallery.
Motor Racing at Cadwell Park Cadwell Park is one of British motorsport's best-kept secrets. View more images in the gallery.
