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Patches of white fungus, Newbridge

1 February 2017 by David

Patches of white fungus, Newbridge

Patches of white fungus on fallen wood near the former Tettenhall Station (now Cupcake Junction tea rooms) on the Railway Walk at Newbridge.

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