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Autumn colours: High Rock, Bridgnorth

19 November 2017 by David

Autumn view, High Rock, Bridgnorth

High Rock, Bridgnorth, seen from high on the far bank of the Severn at Castle Walk. A patchwork of colours with the deciduous trees leaves turning yellow or brown, and the conifers still green foliage.

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Young goosander, Bridgnorth, carrying on upstream
Young goosander, Bridgnorth, ashore for another preen
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