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High water: Severn, Bridgnorth

11 November 2019 by David

High water: Severn, Bridgnorth

River Severn at Bridgnorth late last month, on the day when the flood was at its highest, with the riverside footpaths under perhaps three feet of water. Views from the old road bridge and from Castle Walk.

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