| there's a garden with tables and seats next to the kids' play area. this traditional pub with informal rooms is 17 miles from normanby hall country park and 19. 5 miles from north lincolnshire museum. the informal pub with a log-burning fireplace serves traditional british fare along with real ales. parking is free. . simply furnished rooms have en suite bathroms, free wifi, tvs, dvd and cd players, and tea and coffeemaking equipment
Leeds Bradford Airport 1 hr 37
Thornton Abbey (6 min)
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Historical displays and reconstructions at a fortress used to defend the Humber against Napoleon. Elsham Hall Gardens and Country Park (12 min)
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The city's largest park, including picnic areas, boats, a flume and an animal education centre. | 
