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A narrow river flows under a simple wooden footbridge in a rural landscape with willow trees, grassy fields, and cloudy skies.

Lark River (RGL2025)

Lark River

History of Lark River

A line of green cylindrical buoys stretches across a river, separating a patch of green algae from clear, dark water.

Lark River (RGL2025)

A river flows past a grassy field containing sheep under a cloudy sky, with utility poles and trees visible in the distance.

Lark River (RGL2025)

Two figures on a paddleboard glide between boats moored on a river, framed by foreground leaves and lush green riverbanks.

Lark River (RGL2025)

Narrowboats are moored along a grassy riverbank under a cloudy sky, with trees lining the far side of the water.

Lark River (RGL2025)

Narrowboats are moored along a grassy riverbank under a cloudy sky, with several more boats visible in the distance.

Lark River (RGL2025)

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