Location

26 August 201515 August 2018 Bryan Smith

We folks who live in and around Ticknall (well, most of us, anyway) have a rough idea where Ticknall is, but if you are not from the area, then this map should help you to place us.

Looking for Calke Abbey? From the centre of the village it’s right a bit and down a bit. South East, I guess.

My location

Bryan Smith

Bryan Smith is editor of Ticknall Life community magazine.

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