Western end of The Feeder, Bristol

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Western end of The Feeder, Bristol

Image: © Jaggery Taken: 8 Nov 2012

Viewed from Feeder Road. The Feeder is an artificial channel built between Temple Meads and Netham during construction of Bristol's floating harbour to give a link to the tidal River Avon so that boats could continue upstream to Bath. Marsh Bridge is nearby, out of shot on the right.

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