Nothing like an old Country Bridge, our bridge at Coombe Mill has the same weak bridge sign on it. Makes a real feature of the landscape and perfect for a photo!
The water was just starting to burst the bank, the grass was very soggy and the road was starting to get a puddle by the grass, thankfully it has gone back down again now.
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Nothing like an old Country Bridge, our bridge at Coombe Mill has the same weak bridge sign on it. Makes a real feature of the landscape and perfect for a photo!
ReplyDeleteThe water was just starting to burst the bank, the grass was very soggy and the road was starting to get a puddle by the grass, thankfully it has gone back down again now.
DeleteWho's that trip trapping over my bridge!
ReplyDeleteLove these kinds of bridges!
ReplyDeleteIt has just had a major refurbishment although you wouldn't know looking at it, amazing stone masons.
DeleteLovely English scene, but gosh that river looks high :/
ReplyDeleteYes it was very high, we'd had rain for days, and luckily this was as high as the river got this time.
DeleteAn idyllic scene & no rain, but it looks like all that water is in the river.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous English country scene - you must live somewhere lovely! Glad the river didn't get any higher though x
ReplyDeleteSadly it does about 3 or 4 times a year, at the moment the fields next to it are still flooded although the level of the river has gone down now.
DeleteLovely picture.
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Lovely, Dawn. Bet you wish you could be there right now x.
ReplyDeleteI'll get to drive over it later on the way to the hospital x
Deletewhat a beautiful bridge! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely photo. I can just imagine being sat there listening to the sound of the water :)
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely! I'm glad I found your blog. It's nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to meet you too Rumpydog xxx
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