File:Site of deer course in Ravensdale Park.jpg
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English: The narrow fields along the slope indicate the site of a former deer course, where dogs were raced in pursuit of live deer when the deer park was in operation. The area is a scheduled monument, labelled "Ravensdale deer park, lodge, mill and fishpond". Described in the listing as "by far the best and at present the earliest known example of a nationally rare deer park feature".
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| Author | Dave.Dunford |
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