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There is a caravan site with access to a wooded cops called Lydds Hill with lovely views across mustard coloured rape fields.
All Saints Church is Germanic and built by the Duke of Bedford in 1854, and is notable for its spire which is visible for miles around.
Segenhoe Church is now an ancient monument where sheep graze in the 12th century aisle-less nave and chancel. It has a Romanesque foundation and was the site of a Saxon chapel built by Thegn of Segenhoe.
A public footpath leads from an iron kissing gate through fields to the village, passing behind the Duke of Bedford's "new style" cottages built in 1910.
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- Landmark