Danbury Lakes - Lower Lake
Introduction
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Danbury Lakes - Lower Lake
Image: © Malcolm Reid Taken: 7 Feb 2007
Danbury lakes are man made. They were created in the 14th century by the then Lord of the Manor, to provide a supply of carp for his table. A stream feeds the upper lake and water then flows to the middle lake and to this lake, from where it exits into a continuation of the stream.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.713044
Longitude
0.555148