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history nature reserve amateur radio local interest st helen and all saints village sign on thacker bank village village is a dispersed settlement which comprises two historic parishes, all saints in the north-west and st helen in the south-east. the village is bordered to the east by the coast; the coastal strip, with its very wide beach is included in the saltfleetby- dunes national nature reserve. the village has ancient origins, being mentioned in the doomsday book, completed in august 1086, with the rather uninspiring entry: "te(d)lagestorp: count alan; earl hugh; alfred of lincoln; chetelbern from the king. 20 salt-pans (with calceby, etc.)." cattle at economy has a varied rural economy. wheat, barley and oilseed rape are grown extensively but also cattle, sheep and chickens are farmed. the land is essentially marshland and agricultural land that has been recovered from the marshes over many centuries. drainage is an important issue and water courses are used to maintain an acceptable water table. beach there is a significant interest in re-establishing grazing marshes and in encouraging a form of pastoral farming that provides a habitat for ecological diversity with viable arable and livestock farming. some ancient ridge and furrow style fields remain in the village. there are no shops and currently a single pub, the kings head, which is at the south end of st helen. properties are a mixture of ancient farm-houses and modern bungalows. the largest cluster of housing being close to st helen’s church. offshore winds cause unusually large waves on beach location st helen lies just four miles north of mablethorpe and between the two is the gas terminal, which processes incoming natural gas from the north sea. detailed historical information for the village is available on the parish council site and is not reproduced here. aerial views helicopter at helicopter on saturday 2 july 2011, helicopter rides were available from mablethorpe road in . most of the previous flights had been over mablethorpe but we asked the pilot to fly over instead. we flew over st helen, out to the beach and then back alongside the gas terminal. south west - aerial view. in the foreground is the junction of rotten row and highgate close, with the beach and sea in the distance. beach - aerial view - showing the end of the brickyard lane path to the beach opening up to a broad expanse of sand. surf. waves break over the shallow sand bars. the tide rarely comes high enough to cover the entire beach - this is only when high tide approaches 8m above chart datum and this only occurs on a couple of occasions each year. mablethorpe from south - aerial view to the north showing mablethorpe road to the left and crook bank to the right in the foreground. the centre of st helen is in the middle of the view with sea lane and brickyard lane leading towards the sea. village links google maps larger google maps image parish council the parish council site includes some village history in addition to detailed descriptions of the parish churches of all saints and st helen. grazing marshes much of lies within one of the lincolnshire coastal grazing marshes target areas for encouraging the restoration of grazing marshes. gas terminal this photo of gas terminal is courtesy of the operator conocophillips . web pages published by white house, brickyard lane, , [email protected] .

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