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Wild flowers still flowering, Ironbridge, autumn

15 November 2015 by David

Wild flowers still flowering, Ironbridge, autumn

Sown bed of wildflowers overlooking the bridge at Ironbridge, with lots of flowers still showing at the end of October. On the well-wooded south bank of the river, the leaves turning to autumn colours.

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