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River high, Shrewsbury, footpaths flooded, swans

23 December 2021 by David

River high, Shrewsbury, footpaths flooded, swans

As the River Severn rose after storms Arwen and Barra, it was encroaching on the footpaths at the edge of the Quarry in Shrewsbury. A pair of swans took the opportunity to explore the food sources of one of the newly-created stretches of water.

River high, Shrewsbury, footpaths flooded, swans

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