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| Brinkhill in Lincolnshire |
| is small village in a valley between South Ormsby and Harrington. It has a pottery. The Church of England is St. Philip's. During the Civil War, Oliver Cromwell wanted a local farmer to give his horses to the Parliamentary army. However, the farmer was a Royalist. He sent the horses to be shod to a local blacksmith but with instructions that the horse's feet were to be pricked. Consequently, they were no use to Cromwell's army. |
Further down the road past the old school,
is the bridle path to Bag Enderby. After about half a mile at the beck there is a path off to the right which takes you through to Harden's Gap on the Tetford - South Ormsby Road. |
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