Holy Trinity and All Saints, Winterton has a 132-ft tower often described as a landmark for sailors. This windswept coastal village has a long history of fishing, mainly for herring. Tragically, not all made it back safely and the names of lost fishermen are written in the church where there is a dedicated Fisherman’s Corner. There are four boards inscribed with the details of lives saved by Winterton Lifeboats. Walking across the sand dunes from the beach, you’ll have a view of the 14th century church tower, flanked by 21st century wind turbines. On closer inspection the church tower has no fewer than seven levels, rather charmingly sprouts self-seeded wallflowers, and is crowned by a remarkable parapet.