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sourbugger Says: Unless you are a train buff, or have roots in the village, then it would be difficult to recommend that you travel for any great length of time to visit this tiny museum. It only opens on weekend and bank holidays in the summer, but does contain a good collection of bits and...
sourbugger Says: I was always fascinated by the character of 'Windy miller' on Trumpton as a child. It always amused me that he had to time his entry into his windmill just right - or one of those sails would come crashing down on him.Heckington's windmill is a fine example of Victorian...
sourbugger Says: The village of Heckington in Lincolnshire (just off the main road between Sleaford and Boston) is a fine village, almost a small town.It has several interesting buildings, this being one of them. Originiating from the 14th century, it is seen as one of the finest examples in...
Cara_xx Says: Heckington Show - annually last weekend in July.Fun for all the family centred around a main arena where children's races, cycle races and show jumping take place along with other entertainment which varies each year. Many trade and charity stands, horticulture, crafts etc....
Cara_xx Says: Unique eight sailed windmill - usually open to visitors weekends in the summer, Sunday afternoon only in the winter.
Cara_xx Says: Central Trains run the Nottingham to Skegness route with some trains stopping at Heckington.
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Unique eight sailed windmill - usually open to visitors weekends in the summer, Sunday afternoon only in the winter.
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