The Quarry Pool at Anglesey Abbey, also known as the Mill Pool, is a former coprolite pit and lime quarry, located south of Lode Mill. It was later developed with a grass ramp and terrace by Lord Fairhaven around 1935, during the renovation of Lode Mill. The pool is known for its reflections and has been a popular spot for wildlife sightings, including kingfishers

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Location: Lode (E Cambs), East Cambridgeshire, Cambridgeshire, East Of England, England, United Kingdom

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