Chobham: Watery Lane & the confluence of Hale Bourne and Clapper's Brook
Introduction
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Chobham: Watery Lane & the confluence of Hale Bourne and Clapper's Brook
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 6 Mar 2016
Watery Lane is effectively a long ford that follows the beds of the Hale Bourne and Clapper's Brook. The photographer is standing in the Hale Bourne with the rusty coloured waters of Clapper's Brook coming in and joining it in the distance. Where the two merge at the footbridge and start flowing under the footbridge the combined watercourse becomes the Mill Bourne.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.34852
Longitude
-0.614316