fr colsterworth (n) |
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fr fulbeck (n) |
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fr belton and manthorpe (n) |
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fr carlby (n) |
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fr greatford (n) |
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fr stoke rochford (n) |
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fr honington (n) |
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fr old somerby (n) |
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fr market deeping (n) |
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fr great ponton (n) |
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fr burton coggles (n) |
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fr heydour (n) |
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fr marston (n) |
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fr ingoldsby (n) |
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fr irnham (n) |
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fr swinstead (n) |
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fr witham on the hill (n) |
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fr bourne (n) |
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fr syston (n) |
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fr harlaxton (n) |
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fr south kesteven (n) |
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fr braceborough and wilsthorpe (n) |
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fr braceby and sapperton (n) |
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fr haconby (n) |
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fr toft with lound and manthorpe (n) |
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fr welby (n) |
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fr thurlby (n) |
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fr pickworth (n) |
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fr corby glen (n) |
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fr hougham (n) |
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fr west deeping (n) |
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fr billingborough (n) |
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fr claypole (n) |
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fr morton and hanthorpe (n) |
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fr caythorpe (n) |
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fr woolsthorpe by belvoir (n) |
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fr long bennington (n) |
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fr allington (n) |
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fr edenham grimsthorpe elsthorpe scottlethorpe (n) |
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fr hough on the hill (n) |
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fr sedgebrook (n) |
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fr barholm and stowe (n) |
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fr skillington (n) |
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fr easton (n) |
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fr foston (n) |
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fr aslackby and laughton (n) |
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fr normanton (n) |
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fr londonthorpe and harrowby without (n) |
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fr pointon and sempringham (n) |
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fr westborough and dry doddington (n) |
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fr bitchfield and bassingthorpe (n) |
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fr south kesteven (n) |
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fr north witham (n) |
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en south kesteven (n) |
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fr denton (n) |
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fr castle bytham (n) |
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fr barkston (n) |
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fr rippingale (n) |
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fr barrowby (n) |
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fr horbling (n) |
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fr fenton (n) |
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fr counthorpe and creeton (n) |
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fr great gonerby (n) |
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fr uffington (n) |
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fr south kesteven (n) |
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fr kirkby underwood (n) |
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fr lenton keisby and osgodby (n) |
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fr dunsby (n) |
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fr grantham (n) |
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fr baston (n) |
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fr dowsby (n) |
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fr deeping st james (n) |
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fr ancaster (n) |
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fr swayfield (n) |
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fr little ponton and stroxton (n) |
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fr gunby and stainby (n) |
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fr stubton (n) |
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fr ropsley and humby (n) |
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fr carlton scroop (n) |
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fr wyville cum hungerton (n) |
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fr tallington (n) |
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fr little bytham (n) |
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fr langtoft (n) |
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fr boothby pagnell (n) |
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fr careby aunby and holywell (n) |
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fr south witham (n) |
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fr folkingham (n) |
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fr stamford (n) |
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