Засуха в Леоминстере обнажила на траве загадочные контуры, которые могут указывать на руины древнего здания

Drought has revealed mysterious outlines in the grass that could point to a lost piece of history. The markings appeared in the parched turf at The Grange in Leominster during the recent dry spell, sparking speculation that they could be the remains of an ancient building. The patterns, captured by Hereford Times Camera Club member Jordan Gregory using a drone, show a series of shapes and lines in the grass. Mr Gregory said: "Photos took in The Grange from where the outline of old ancient buildings is showing in the grass in Leominster." Read more - Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don's life in Herefordshire - Pub hits back over rumours it is about to close - First look at new shop wanting to open right outside Morrisons - Bar told to improve after mouse droppings found inside Leominster Heritage Guides have described the find as "A Mystery at The Grange". Stuart Currie, a member of the group, noticed the markings from his home overlooking The Grange and traced a rectangular shape measuring about 80ft by 100ft, wondering whether it was the outline of an ancient building. Most of the holes are estimated to be around 18 inches across, with two larger features also visible. Stay updated with all the latest Herefordshire news that matters to you! The group believes still photography does not do justice to the full extent of the markings and is hoping to arrange further drone footage before rain causes the patterns to fade. The Grange was once overlooked by the monastery's Great Tithe Barn, which stood on the north side of the site, with historians suggesting other buildings such as stables and a smithy may also have stood nearby.