Mediaeval Fish Pond, Rothwell

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Mediaeval Fish Pond, Rothwell

Image: © Peter Watkins Taken: 16 Mar 2006

The ponds were for keeping fish to feed the monks. There were once four ponds in this public park, two were filled in by a vandalising council in the sixties, the others saved, but it seems uncared for by the people of Rothwell - although not forgotten, judging by the rubbish. Is this Northamptonshire's most uncared for park?

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52.420015
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-0.801549