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Lincolnshire celebrates the home city of RAF

Alexander Ejraee by Alexander Ejraee
May 7, 2018
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Lincolnshire celebrates the home city of RAF

The first wing can be found at the Stonebow Arch

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Lincolnshire welcomes the 100 voices trails across the county. Totalling 8 walking and cycle trails, each tells a story of RAF personnel across Lincolnshire. The event commemorates 100 years of the RAF and the close association that Lincoln and Lincolnshire has with aviation.

The stories range from Lincoln at night during war time Britain to the vigorous training of the Red Arrows to perfect their aerobatic performances. Walkers and bicycler’s are encouraged to “earn their wings” by either printing a scorecard or picking up a trail leaflet located at the Visitors Information Centre or information points. Trail followers then get the opportunity to answer a series of questions across five of the trails to “earn their pilots licence”.

The main trail is in the centre of the city titled the Hawk trail, bellow you can view an easy to follow slide show of the trail. it is approximate a mile long and takes just under an hour to complete.

 

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1. The first wing can be found at the Stonebow Arch

2. From the Stonebow head along Saltergate to St Swithins Churchyard to find Wing2.

3. Go up Freeschool Lane past the Library and cross Silver Street and on to Clasketgate, turn left and the Theatre Royal is on your right (Wing 3).

4. Head towards the High Street and turn left then next right into Park Street to find Wing 4.

5. Continue onto Beaumont Fee and turn left then left again at the traffic lights, cross the road to Guildhall Street to find Wing 5.

6. Follow Guildhall Street to the Stonebow and turn right onto the High Street to find Wings 6 and 7.

7. Continue along the High Street to High Bridge

8. Continue down the High Street to find Wing 8.

9. Continue to St Mary’s Street and turn left to find Wing 9 outside the Transport Hub.

10. Follow Sincil Street to find Wing 10 on City Square.

Tags: 100 voicesCyclingHawk trailLincolnshireRAFRed Arrowswalking
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