Broadmead Cut: view north-east from the Tanyard Bridge in early April
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Broadmead Cut: view north-east from the Tanyard Bridge in early April
Image: © Stefan Czapski Taken: 10 Apr 2013
The River Wey flows through this stretch of its flood-plain in a number of channels - including the heavily engineered cuts of the Wey Navigations. The marshy area to the left is known as Broadmead, and this channel as Broadmead Cut. At this time of year alder trees contribute subtle colours to the landscape - the cones and catkins showing brown and purplish.
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Image Location
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51.297695
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