I was working down the road and decided to pop in while there was a break in the weather (which has been rare recently)
Built in the 1800's by Napoleonic Soldiers, this man-made lake dominates Roundhay Park, Leeds.
Originally this area was heavily mined for Coal, Iron & Clay dating back to the 12th Century, now Waterloo lake (12-15ha) occupies this age old land.
The lake is fed by the Wyke Beck from the North, with a more modern overflow system being constructed in recent times, replacing the old waterfall and drainage system.
The new leveling system carries water down a slide