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The final of the three village in the same area of the old county of Huntingdonshire or as it is in today Cambridgeshire, Bleasham, and the smallest of the three villages, of Bramby, Great Boughton and Bleasham. Near to the area I lived from 2006-2009, this tiny village with a population of 320 people and lying on the edge of the Cambridgeshire/Huntingdonshire fens, this small place has quite a bit for its size. Nearby places include Bramby, Great Boughton, Huntingdon, St Ives and Ramsey.

Some of the features:
St Martin's Church - The tower is from the medieval church, but the rest of the church is Victorian dating from 1858, when the old building was seen to be in bad condition, and thus rebuilt in splendid Victorian Gothic, and full of stained glass windows. There are 4 bells cast by John Taylor & Co that can be rung as well as a small pipe organ that can be played.
The Pub - With a thatched roof that is typical of the area, this is the place to sit down, and one of the best small pubs in the area, especially working in the fields for agricultural reasons!!
The village hall - The meeting place of the village where events and meetings alike can be held.
Barn - A small barn with hay in, perfect after a long day on the farm to rest in
Post Office - Someone get me my mail, the postman is coming!

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