Stream flowing red
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Stream flowing red
Image: © Nigel Freeman Taken: 21 Aug 2005
Some of the streams in the Weald can be very red in colour. I like to think that it is because of a rich seam of iron ore, but it is probably due to clay sediment.
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Image Location
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51.016281
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0.198401