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The Radley Gravel Pits in 2005

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Aerial photo, July 2005, courtesy Save Radley Lakes

View from W: The large lake in the centre is Thrupp Lake (lake 'E') with the smaller Bullfield Lake (lake 'F') just to the right of it. In the foreground is Curtis' yard. The small lake beyond the large lake, just visible over the trees, is Lake 'N'. Beyond that are the lakes that have been filled with ash since 2001. These are, left to right, P/J. G, H/I. The shallow wetland lake 'M' is on the right-hand edge of the photograph. Beyond the railway are the lakes (A - D) filled between 1984 and 2000. These lakes were filled using a different process, which did not require the massive clay bunds like those surrounding the filled lakes to the west. Across the RH corner of the picture is the river Thames with Nuneham Woods beyond.

(July 2005)

     
 
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