Sedgeberrow sewage treatment works, after the flood
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The photograph on this page of Sedgeberrow sewage treatment works, after the flood by David Luther Thomas as part of the Geograph project.
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Sedgeberrow sewage treatment works, after the flood
Image: © David Luther Thomas Taken: 25 Jul 2007
A week and a half after Image], following the floods caused by the heavy rain on Friday 20th July 2007, this scene shows some of the force and height of the floodwaters. A section of garden fence is left on top of the filter bed; the fence this side of the works has been washed away along with some of the vegetation; more jetsam has been trapped in the fence beside the footpath.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.049566
Longitude
-1.967582