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Dec 02

Cutsdean’s Dewponds and Tures on the Cotswold Hills

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Date: December 2, 2008

The upland parish of Cutsdean, source of the River Windrush, has retained an air of seclusion as undisturbed as anywhere in the Cotswolds. A peculiar feature of Cutsdean is its Dewponds and Tures designed to solve the most intractable problem of the Cotswold uplands – lack of drinking water for the flocks of sheep.

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Cutsdean’s Dewponds and Tures on the Cotswold Hills

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