River Glen
Introduction
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River Glen
Image: © Bob Harvey Taken: 18 Aug 2016
Taken from the south bank, opposite Guthram Gowt. Access via the visitor centre at Willow Tree Fen, or along the Macmillan Way along the bank. The Glen is embanked above the fen all the way from Kates Bridge on the A15 to the sluice at Surfleet where it joins the Welland. If the power lines look as though they are arching upwards, they aren't. There was a strong easterly blowing which produced ripples on the river that gave the illusion it was flowing the wrong way.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.787421
Longitude
-0.261788