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Abstracts: whirlpools, Severn, Bridgnorth

16 December 2016 by David

Abstract: whirlpool, Severn, Bridgnorth

The ever-changing surface of the Severn a few yards downstream of one of the piers of the old bridge across the river at Bridgnorth. When these pictures were taken in late November, the river was high but still a little way from breaking its banks, and flowing very fast.

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