Fiskerton Fen

Address:
Ferry Road | Lincoln, Fiskerton, Lincoln, England

Fiskerton is a small commuter village and civil parish in the West Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, England. The population of the civil parish at the 2011 census was 1,209. It is situated approximately 6 miles east from the city and county town of Lincoln, and on the north side of the River Witham.
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Fiskerton Fen Videos

Fiskerton Fen Nature Reserve 2019

Cemetery Seek: Fiskerton

Sun's out..tombs out! No? Well the spring finally sprung means I can visit the damp graveyards again.
Ticking off my list from the outskirts of Nottingham is the village of Morton on the edge of Fiskerton.
Info on Fiskerton cum Morton:

RAF Fiskerton 1

Lincs Bike Night Fiskerton

Fiskerton cruiser night June 4 at the tyrwitt arms

Whisby Nature Park, Lincoln. Murmuration

05/11/17
Murmuration at sunset.
Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

Lincoln England - Provost XS186 at RAF Metheringham airfield visitor centre

A fantastic few hours spent amongst nice people, thank's Jonty and Paul

Walkabout : Visiting tetney lock in lincolnshire

Drone flight over RAF Metheringham disused aifield

RAF Metheringham is located ten miles South East of Lincoln. The airfield was built for 5 Group Bomber Command in 1942 - 43. Metheringham is one of a number of airfields located in the area, others being, Woodhall Spa, Coningsby, Digby and Bardney.

Drone Flight Over Metheringham Airfield Remains

Drone Flight Over RAF Metheringham Airfield Remains 30th April 2016

This is a shortened version of a previously uploaded video featuring Metheringham Airfield Visitors Centre Wartime Weekend.

This video only shows the Drone footage

Full length video link -

Landing at Fenland EGCL 16 April 2019

Runway 08

RAF Metheringham Airfield Drive Around

Drive around the former RAF Metheringham Airfield.

RAF Metheringham was an active airfield in Lincolnshire, England during World War II. Home to RAF 106 Squadron and helped defend Great Britain against Nazi Germany during the war. Home to a number of Avro Lancaster Bombers, the airfield was also home to RAF 110 Squadron until they moved to RAF Waddington. Lincolnshire was popular with the Royal Air Force as it is a quite flat county.

There is also a visitors centre and museum which includes buildings used by the RAF while RAF Metheringham was active. Since a lot of the land has been returned to local farmers and some other buildings re-purposed for other local businesses, it is nice to see buildings that tell the story of what happened here during World War II.

I would recommend paying a visit for yourself. The roads featured in this video are publicly accessible and staff at the visitors centre and museum would also recommend it, especially as the road that leads up between the opening in the trees is part of the airfields main runway.

The website for the visitors centre is: metheringhamairfieldmuseum.co.uk
Address is: The Visitor Centre, Westmoor Farm, Martin Moor, Metheringham, Lincolnshire, LN4 3WF

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Burgage Earthworks Project

Provisional draft of the video for Southwell Archaeology's Burgage Earthworks project, filmed and edited by two local Year 9 students.

For more info visit burgageearthworks.wordpress.com

Hunter XG194 under Tow

Each year the Army at Wattisham hold a Community Engagement Day, the historic aircraft from Wattisham Station Heritage are towed from their H.A.S by the Army across to the other side of the airfield to put on display alongside the Army's public display exhibits.

UK floods: 111 flood alerts issued across the UK - Will YOU be affected? - News 247

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For any copyright, please send me a message. Currently Britain is being battered by heavy rain and plummeting temperatures - with snow forecast in some areas overnight. The Met Office has also issued a number of yellow weather warnings over the coming week. Here are the latest flood warnings and alerts. Britain has seen a deluge of rain, with 500 homes in Doncaster alone flooded this week. Bad weather is forecast to continue this week, with the Met Office issuing multiple yellow rain warnings across the UK. A yellow rain warning is currently in place between 5pm and 11.59pm on Wednesday for parts of southern Wales and the south west of England. A large yellow rain warning encompassing much of the England and Wales is also in place between midnight on Thursday morning and 11.45pm on Thursday night. READ MORE UK weather: 'Record' polar vortex recorded - what does this mean? The warning stretches across the country, from Portsmouth to Hull, affecting major cities such as Cardiff, London, Birmingham and Sheffield. And additional yellow warning is also in place in the north east of England, affecting the cities of Sheffield and Lincoln. The Met Office warns: “Risk of further heavy rain may increase disruption from flooding.” Here are the latest flood warnings and alert from the Government’s Flood Information Service: As of 10.01pm today, 34 flood warnings have been issued for:Ea Beck at Thorpe Marsh and AlmholmeLow Barlings and the Short Ferry AreaNorth Bank Road alongside the River Nene, east of Peterborough and west of Dog-in-a-Doublet SluiceNorth Swaith Dike at BentleyPatrington Haven on Winestead DrainRiver Avon at Strensham and BredonRiver Don and River Went at Pollington, Eskholme and Pincheon GreenRiver Don at Barnby DunRiver Don at BentleyRiver Don at Bentley MoorRiver Don at BraithwaiteRiver Don at DoncasterRiver Don at FishlakeRiver Don at Fosterhouses and Wormley HillRiver Don at Kirk BramwithRiver Don at Kirk SandallRiver Don at Lower SprotbroughRiver Don at Moorends and ThorneRiver Don at South BramwithRiver Don at StainforthRiver Don at Thorpe in BalneRiver Don at TrumfleetRiver Don at Willow Bridge Caravan SiteRiver Severn at Abbots Court, DeerhurstRiver Severn at Apperley and The LeighRiver Severn at Chaceley and Haw BridgeRiver Severn at Severn Ham, TewkesburyRiver Trent at Sawley Marina, including Sawley LockRiver Went at Topham Ferry, SykehouseRiver Witham and associated Fens from Chapel Hill to BostonRiver Witham and associated Fens from Washingborough to MetheringhamRiver Witham and associated Fens from Woodhall Spa to Chapel HillRiver Wye at Ashford in the Water, Church Street areaWaithe Beck in the Hatcliffe Area Flood warnings indicate flooding is expected within the area, and immediate ac

Bleasby Station Level Crossing DUG UP (17.09.2016)

(1080p) Newark Castle Station Level Crossing (21/09/2016)

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Semaphores, Signal Boxes and Gates. East Anglia. Part 2

Re-uploaded to try and solve sync. problem.
Semaphore signals, signal boxes and crossing gates at Shippea Hill, Lakenheath, Brandon and Thetford.
Lifting barriers were being installed at Shippea Hill and Lakenheath which probably means the manual gates will have gone by the end of February 2012. The signal boxes will follow shortly afterwards.
Video taken on 1/2/2012.
Shippea Hill. Box GE 4/McK&H 1883. Frame 1883
Lakenheath. Box GE 4/S&F 1885. Frame 1885
Brandon. Box LNER 11c 1931 Frame 1931
Thetford. Box GE 4/McK&H 1883. Frame 1883