Hello! Can you tell me about Lincolnshire's coastal tourism? 
 Lincolnshire, a county in eastern England, relies heavily on its coastal resorts & towns for tourism. 
 Can you dive deeper into this? Like what is there to do? 
 The main county seaside resort of Skegness attracts tourists with its famous mascot the “Jolly Fisherman” & slogan “Skegness is so bracing” provide many caravan & holiday sites 
 That's cool. Are there fun festivals? 
 Nature there is a major attraction as many species of birds are found there at Gibraltar Point & Theddlethorpe. 
 OOo any other animals? 
 A reserve at Donna Nook has a native seal colony that is popular with tourists. There has been an increase in the number of Little Egrets, Eurasian Spoonbills, European Otter & Red Kite 
 That's nice. Do they get tourists from other parts of the world? 
 They have several military bases in the area so they have a mixed population of Eastern Europeans 
 That's cool. What is interesting about its culture 
 A lot of the culture in Lincolnshire is based on its own history. The county anthem is “The Lincolnshire Poacher” which dates back to 1776 & Lincoln Cathedral hosts many events throughout the year such as concert recitals & indoor food markets 
 Where is Loncolnshire anyways? 
 In the eastern part of England, bordering Norfolk, Rutland & Nottinghamshire. 
 Oh cool. Is there good food? 
 I’m sorry but I don’t have any details on foods eaten in that area although farming is of economic importance 
 Thank you so much. 
 My pleasure!
Lincolnshire