This section of this road runs from Lincoln to Newball. From the east gate of Lincoln, a main road was laid out apparantly with the dual purpose of giving direct access to the Wolds district to the north-east, and then, by swinging round through east to south-east, to approach the northern shore of the Wash, at a point almost opposite the terminus of Peddars Way, at Holme on the Norfolk coast. Leaving Lincoln by the Wragby Road, the alignment is followed rigidly, slightly east or north-east for 6 miles to Langworth, as a fine raised road, and parish boundaries accompany it. Just before the railway crossing is reached, the present road diverges slightly to the south and the alignment is marked by a hedgerow with clear traces of the agger, running behind the houses of the village to the point where a stream crosses it. Just beyond this the main road comes on to the line again as far as Bullington. {1}{2}{3}{4}{5}