BBC News·2 min read·medium
Parched grass reveals 'lost' 17th Century garden
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Prolonged dry weather at the Chatsworth Estate in Derbyshire has caused grass to wither, revealing the outlines of a 17th-century garden known as the Great Parterre. The garden, designed in 1699, is temporarily visible due to the different root depths of the modern lawn compared to the original pathways.
Image source, Chatsworth House Image caption, The prolonged dry weather has scorched the grass at Chatsworth, and uncovered the outline of a garden designed in 1699
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