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Painting of 18 Ivydene, Nether Hambleton, before Rutland Water. By Megan and Jeffrey Lamb aged 10
Another way of involving the community has been to devise a competition for school children. The Prince Yuri Galitzine Prize was offered for the best project on the reservoir and its surrounding area, which encouraged children to do some basic research and to talk to their grandparents and neighbours about the impact of Rutland Water.


Painting of 19 Nether Hambleton before Rutland Water. By Megan & Jeffrey Lamb aged 10




Information provided by the 32 entries from 53 children has been a very valuable contribution to our project.

These three pictures were drawn and painted by Megan and Jeffrey aged 10 years.


Painting of 20 Nether Hambleton after Rutland Water. By Megan and Jeffrey Lamb aged 10



They portray Ivydene Farm at Nether Hambleton and Nether Hambleton before and after Rutland Water.
All the landscaping round the reservoir has been very carefully and sympathetically designed, not least the dam wall which is hardly noticeable from Empingham, the nearest village.




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