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Clint Lane. It was formerly known as Watery Lane, apparently due to the number of springs that were along it.
Centre of the picture is the Old Carpenters shop, as of 2006 converted to flats.
Some of the new houses.
One of the oldest buildings.
This building was previously three dwellings, as can be seen from the window configuration. The brickwork was a Victorian answer to repairs, the inside remains original.
Clint Lane is perhaps the greenest of all the lanes.
The buildings on the right were for the manager and mechanic of Clint Farm, whose roof can be seen on the left.
Stonegarth, centre of the picture, one of the oldest buildings on Clint Lane.
Lansdowne Road
The only ‘watery’ part of Clint Lane nowadays, a populated duck pond.
The Smoots, a footpath linking Church Lane, Maidenwell Lane and Clint Lane, part of the Viking Way.
A panoramic view toward the Trent valley from the end of Clint Lane
Clint Lane
