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Police warn people to stay away from blue lagoon which is 'like swimming in bath of bleach'
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Police have issued a fresh warning not to swim in a 'dangerous' blue lagoon in the Peak District.
The disused limestone quarry, in Harpur Hill near Buxton, has been described as 'probably the most dangerous water in the UK'.
While its lush blue waters look like a tropical paradise, swimming in it could cause chemical burns and infection.
This is because its high alkaline pH levels makes it similar to swimming in
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