Flooded fields and bridleway
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Flooded fields and bridleway
Image: © John Palmer Taken: 27 Mar 2012
The Dorset Stour has burst its banks and flooded right up to the A31, covering fields and this bridleway. The water is very shallow and will be gone in two days. This view is from the old Dorset and Somerset railway banking, giving enough height to see across the fields. At the far end of the Bridleway is a private Nature Reserve called Bear Mead.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.788048
Longitude
-2.020518