Storm damage to footpath
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Storm damage to footpath
Image: © Andrew Hill Taken: 9 Aug 2014
Two intense storms in the past few weeks have wrought havoc with this local footpath, one of the ways to the nature reserves. Water poured down Carr Vale Road like a river, and some of it diverted down this path tearing up the surface and leaving a channel 6 to 8 inches deep. Further down (behind the camera) an old brick laid surface has been revealed, and even some of those have been torn up by the force of the water.
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Image Location
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53.225638
Longitude
-1.303301