This small village stands between Harrington
and Somersby. It stands at a cross
roads with a bridleway. The green lane in the picture travels through
to Brinkhill although walkers can
turn off to the left just before Brinkhill
along a beck side before climbing over cloven to Harden's Gap.
If you go into the village and past the church there are two bridleways.
One goes off to the right and travels to Stainsby and Ashby Puerorum;
the other a bit further on the other side of the church leads to Hagwothingham.
Bag Enderby is famous for being looked after
by Rev. George Clayton Tennyson, the father
of Lord Alfred Tennyson. The Church
is built of local Greenstone and has stood here since 1407. Money from the
estate of Albinus de Enderby financed the project. Things to look for are:
the octagonal font, the windows containing fragments of medieval glass and
the boss of Danish shield nailed to the main door.