Everything about Barkston totally explained
Barkston is a small village lying on the
A607 three miles north of
Grantham in
Lincolnshire,
England, just south of the junction with the
A153 (for
Ancaster). The present route of the A607 through the village dates from the 1930s. The
River Witham passes through the west of the village. It is noted for a
cask ale pub called
The Stag
on
Church Street.
To the east on top of the
Jurassic limestone escarpment is
RAF Barkston Heath, next to
Ermine Street.
A horse by the name
Barkston took part in the
1839 Grand National failing to complete the course.
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