About 800m northeast of Market Pl, England's tallest working windmill, with five sails rather than the usual four, has seven creaking, trembling floors reached by steep, ladder-like staircases; it sells bags of flour milled on-site. Self-caterers can stay in the granary next door (double from £430 for three nights including a windmill tour and parking; children not permitted).
Maud Foster Windmill
Lincolnshire
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27.7 MILES
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International Bomber Command Centre
26.52 MILES
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3. Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitor Centre
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23.34 MILES
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