The Donkey Flood Zone
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The Donkey Flood Zone
Image: © Michael Stagg Taken: 1 Jan 2022
Sheepway, Portbury drainage rhyne Portishead Dock backwater containment to River Severn south on Northern Somerset Levels below the Gordano Valley peat and silt from spring geologic structure and marl restraint of seepage including some interbedded Permo-Triassic described sandstone marlstone affecting water resource store and transfers and various utility structures installed both Victorian and Recent and the Agricultural practices and Hedgerow forestry are an excellent horse and donkey reserve on clay but inclined to progressive flood water accumulation.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.479863
Longitude
-2.748415