Flooded_view_upstream_from_Bolderford_Bridge,_New_Forest_-_geograph.org.uk_-_172553.jpg
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Flooded view upstream from Bolderford Bridge, New Forest. Immediately upstream of Bolderford Bridge the Ober Water (left) and the Highland Water (right) merge to form the Lymington River. On this occasion the Waters are so swollen with run-off from the heathland upstream that the whole area around their confluence has flooded. On the left you can see some of the wooden shoring that channels the watercourse under the bridge, preventing it from eroding the bridge supports.
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| Author | Jim Champion |
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