Polystyrene on the public footpath - 1
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Polystyrene on the public footpath - 1
Image: © Trevor Rickard Taken: 25 Feb 2008
Looking south-east along the riverside path. Sitting squarely on the footpath, this looks like an expanded polystyrene float protected by glass fibre reinforced concrete, which is often used in marinas. Here, the block has been washed up from a Severn Flood, then damaged (easy to flake off pieces once the outer skin is damaged). Not bio-degradable, this will need clearing up at some stage!
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Image Location
Latitude
52.062342
Longitude
-2.202559