River Lin

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Bradgate Park, River Scenes

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River Lin

The River Lin snakes through Bradgate Park before feeding Cropston Reservoir. It is ultimately a tributary of the River Soar.

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Bradgate Park, River Scenes

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Fallow Deer

The River Lin ambles through the Deer Park and has several artificial pools.

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Bradgate Park

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Fallow Deer

Fallow Deer were introduced by the Normans but are now considered a naturalized species.

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Bradgate Park, Wildlife in England

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Bradgate Park Oak trees

This pair of Oaks are growing on a crag are similar to king sized Bonsai.

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Bradgate Park, Trees and Woodlands

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Bradgate Park

Bradgate Park is home to both Fallow Deer and Red Deer. The animals roam across all of the park.

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Bradgate Park, Wildlife in England

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Bradgate House ruins

Looking East across the park to the ruins. Construction began by Sir John Grey of Groby around 1460. Thomas Grey, the 2nd Marquess of Dorset, greatly enlarged the house in the early 1500s as part of an intense rivalry with George, Baron Hastings.

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Bradgate Park, Buildings and Structures

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