Dry weather reveals the outline of a 17th-century garden at Chatsworth House
Recent high temperatures have scorched the south lawn at the Chatsworth Estate, temporarily exposing the layout of the Great Parterre designed in 1699. Because the grass covering the original flowerbeds and paths has shallower roots, it dries out faster than the surrounding turf, offering a rare glimpse into the estate's historical landscape.
Source: BBC News UK
Derbyshire
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