Mortons Leam: The journey continues

Part 3
Following on from Part 2, we now take a stroll along the bank of Mortons Leam to Eldernell, Coates
Constructed in 1478-90 by John Morton (Moreton) during his bishopric at Ely, he was later Lord Chancellor and was made a Cardinal.
The leam was cut from Stanground (NGR TL 2080 9735) to Guyhirn (NGR TL 3973 0298). About 1631 it was improved and remade by Cornelius Vermuyden.
Part 1: • Morton's Leam
Part 2: • Morton's Leam

[@caz-nbgalatea1528]

So peaceful. 🙏

[@thefens]

Its a gem of a place - on a lucky day you may even get to see a Crane

[@nightscapejournals]

Love the Buster vs Cows staring contest!!

[@thefens]

I could have watched the stand off for hours.. sadly the camera didn't pick up the strange noise he was making.. hope all's well.

[@willard73]

Lovely video can you say where that gate / road is would like to visit.

[@thefens]

Have a look here.. www.rspb.org.uk/days-out/reserves/nene-washes/facilities.. Its in between Eastrea and Coates - turn at the Ben Burgess showroom PE7 2DD.. Its one of those places that never looks the same twice.. Hope you enjoy - appreciate the comment thanks

[@thefens]

No.. that's the next video.. but worth heading for.. this part is West Delph Whittlesea PE7 1RD

[@willard73]

@@thefens thanks for the info, much appreciated 👍👍

[@thefens]

Not a problem. However, seems I don't actually know where I am at times.. all other places given are Morton's Leam.. however and apologies.. this part is drybread road PE7 1XH..by Decoy lakes..