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Parched grass reveals 'lost' 17th Century garden design

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The recent hot weather has caused parched grass to reveal the outline of a 17th Century garden known as The Great Parterre.
This garden was designed in 1699 and is located in the UK.
The discovery highlights the historical significance of the site and its original landscaping features.
The reveal allows for a better understanding of historical gardening practices from that era.
Local authorities aim to preserve the area following this unexpected finding.

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The recent hot weather has caused parched grass to reveal the outline of a 17th Century garden known as The Great Parterre.
This garden was designed in 1699 and is located in the UK.
The discovery highlights the historical significance of the site and its original landscaping features.
The reveal allows for a better understanding of historical gardening practices from that era.
Local authorities aim to preserve the area following this unexpected finding.

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