Eton Wick: Confluence of Roundmoor Ditch with Cress Brook
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Eton Wick: Confluence of Roundmoor Ditch with Cress Brook
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 9 Jan 2009
Roundmoor Ditch, on the left, joins with Cress Brook, on the right, here to form Boveney Ditch. Although these watercourses are known as "Ditches" they are large enough in terms of width and depth to be bigger than many so-called rivers. Eagle-eyed viewers will spot the heron, and the faint wisp of steam coming off the surface of Roundmoor Ditch caused by the air temperature being much lower than the water temperature.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.496615
Longitude
-0.644549