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Heron Gardens, BRISTOL, BS20 7BN

Another 48 Views The excavated Mound, another Geologic View, “Bond Street” Bridge gantry. Piling head on, deep concrete section, mounds of spoil. Local residents took personal offence, hired a mate and his digger to grade down these, with great Noise early one Sunday. The balance Geotechnical and the opinion of the Local Government officers went up and down by soil physics. North the Levels flood to the rhyne, the slope has declined and slipped. A haven for cats and birds, insects, frost and children. More plane structures intersect many years later.

The Headwaters of the rhyne ditch. In this weather everything is a flood source and headwater to a stream ephemeral. Before 1996.

Portishead on the Portbury Rhyne Ditch. Wall decorations, flood silt, facility collapsing, a piece of Bond Street Bristol gantry that bounces, when a curved arc concrete to mirror the rhyne would have been easier. The vandals set the bridge on fire with the local advertisements paper, the Wessex Water December 2004 closure put the water pipe below the river. The main route for School parents and other less friendly night time travellers. A swan takes the mode of Darrell Weyman 1969 cartoon What and Get My Feet Wet, only that was a Heron.

The extent of our flooding as controlled by Somerset Rivers and Highways Agency new works, ponds M5, in great contrast to Workington, to 23 November 2009 midnight and accumulated issues of steep montane basin flows, industrial plain reception

A local ginger cat committing woodwork after Frost, before Melt, north along the rhyne ditch. 09:47 04 February 2007 Sunday and the Frost until 09:51 08:45 Monday the much heavier overnight basin microclimate frost, although there was little by midnight, had melted before this submission. It is that hour that makes the difference to survival when migrating to work in the local area.

Looking the other way, downstream, along Image, with Heron Gardens on the right.