Was feeding the ducks at Diss Mere your favourite childhood treat? Grab the picture below with your mouse to explore the view from the water's edge?

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The six acre mere - or lake - is a favourite destination for anglers fishing for carp, crucian carp and tench. It was once used as a reservoir and drain by the residents of the market town, but today it's a pleasant place to feed the ducks.

The mere is up to 60 feet deep in places, with forty feet of mud. This natural water feature dates back about 12,000 years to the end of the Ice Age.

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