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Bench beside the Water Rail Way

The "Water Rail Way" is the cycle path from Lincoln to Boston which forms part of National Cycle Network route 1. For much of the distance, the Way follows the old railway embankment alongside or close to the River Witham. The small plinth to the right of the bench carries the distinctive emblem of the Water Rail Way.

Beyond is the South Delph, a drainage channel constructed by John Rennie in the early 19th century. Beyond again is a line of five Lombardy poplars and the village of Washingborough.