Getting hereand gettingaroundLincolnshire, once you’re here, may seem like a world

away. But it’s really a very straightforward place to get

to, whether you’re driving, flying or travelling by train

or coach.

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WIN

a short break in

Lincolnshire!

Worth£550!

Kindly sponsored by Brackenborough

Hall Coach House Holidays, we are

offering one lucky winner the chance to

win a midweek short break to

Lincolnshire - staying in luxury

5-star, award winning accommodation.

Brackenborough Hall Coach House

Holidays have 3 delightfully converted self

catering apartments to choose from –

The Granary, The Saddle Room and The

Stable. They are all contained in a listed

eighteenth century Coach House, set in

the grounds of the grade II listed, moated

manor house of Brackenborough Hall.

The sympathetic conversion has retained

as many original features as possible, such

as the ornate workings of the nineteenth

century coach house clock, the winch

mechanism to the granary and the

herringbone stone floors, as well as

creating an attractive and comfortable

ambiance in a unique building.

Brackenborough Hall and Coach House

stand in the centre of ancient parkland

which is the site of the Deserted Medieval

Village of Brackenborough, all part of the

800 acre farm. The apartments are set in a

tranquil position half a mile from the

public highway.

Prize to be taken Monday – Friday.

Excludes weekends and school holidays.

Closing date 31st October 2010.

Terms & Conditions apply.

For more details on the

accommodation log on to

www.brackenboroughhall.com

or call Paul & Flora Bennett

on 01507 603193

Getting here…

By trainRegular services run from and to Lincoln Central station,

with connections to cities such as London, Birmingham and

Leeds. Depending on where you are travelling from, you can

book your tickets at National Express East Coast trains

(www.nationalexpresseastcoast.com) or National Rail

Enquiries (www.nationalrail.co.uk)

By roadLincolnshire is connected to the motorway network via the

A1 (connecting to the M25), and the M1, M62 and M180.

To plan you route why not use the AA route planning

service at www.theaa.com or the google maps service at

http://maps.google.co.uk/ - both provide step by step route

planning to make your trip easier and stress free.

By airThe nearest airports are Humberside International, Robin

Hood Airport in Doncaster and East Midlands Airport just

outside Nottingham. All of these operate National Express

bus transfers to Lincoln.

By seaThe most popular route to Lincolnshire from mainland

Europe is by boat, and P&O Ferries run a service between

Rotterdam/Zebrugge and Hull (just over an hour’s drive

from Lincoln).

Find outmore...Go tovisitlincolnshire.com

From Rail Road

London 2 - 21/2 hours 3 hours 10 mins

Birmingham 21/2 - 3 hours 2 hours 5 mins

Leeds 13/4 - 21/2 hours 1 hour 30 mins

Manchester 21/2 - 3 hours 2 hours 5 mins

Cambridge 21/4 - 3 hours 2 hours

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