Photos of river scenes

[Chris Guy]

It is amazing what you come across when walking the riverbanks, river Teme above Powick:
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Steven, it's a home, you shouldn't feel ashamed.

 

[Graham Elliott]

You could always try putting a sign up.

"Pre baited Swim reserved for 16th June. Please respect"

 

[Joe Winstanley]

It is amazing what you come across when walking the riverbanks, river Teme above Powick:
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I'd heard that some of these beaver lodges were impressive...isn't nature amazing.

 

[Bill Walford]

It is amazing what you come across when walking the riverbanks, river Teme above Powick:
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When I was a lot younger if I found that I would be applauding the local kids for building a great “camp” but now me being a cynical, miserable old git I sense something more sinister from the far side of the continent

 

[Steven Hodges]

When I was a lot younger if I found that I would be applauding the local kids for building a great “camp” but now me being a cynical, miserable old git I sense something more sinister from the far side of the continent

I am amazed it withstood the recent floods, there is a bmx bike track been created next to it so it could be kids but there is also 2 wheelbarrows chained to a tree also so not sure but it is well constructed and is beneath a busy road bridge.

 

[Steve Lewis]

If I came across that I would think it was built and being lived in by a serial killer and immediately turn around and go somewhere else. Miles away.

 

[Steven Hodges]

Salmon Fisherman at Diglis Weir on the river Severn below Worcester.

 

[Joe Winstanley]

If I came across that I would think it was built and being lived in by a serial killer and immediately turn around and go somewhere else. Miles away.

I reckon it's some poor bloke who found lock-down with her-indoors a bit too much!

 

[Steven Hodges]

Photos from a walk this morning along the river Teme at Broadwas:
The last photo shows evidence of animal and human out of season fishing activity:

 

[Steve Lewis]

It is amazing what you come across when walking the riverbanks, river Teme above Powick:
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Dick Walker's fishing hut has let itself go.

 

[Dave Taylor]

Once known as ‘Barbel Alley’ on the D.Stour,.. still a favourite place for me. Taken during first week of the season .

 

[Dave Taylor]

Home sweet home on the Dorset Stour bitter and sweet.

 

[Mark Nicholls]

Good to see some of your wonderful pictures again Dave

 

[Dave Taylor]

Good to see some of your wonderful pictures again Dave

Ta Mark,.. hope things are good with you,... have been concentrating on wildlife and river management.

 

[Dave Taylor]

Couldn’t sign off this evening without a pic of the HAvon,... never can decide which of the two rivers on my patch I love the most.

 

[Jamie Dawson]

Photos from a walk this morning along the river Teme at Broadwas:
The last photo shows evidence of animal and human out of season fishing activity:
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I think the animal has left the empty tins of corn

 

[Jamie Dawson]

Couldn’t sign off this evening without a pic of the HAvon,... never can decide which of the two rivers on my patch I love the most.View attachment 14784

Quality photos as always Dave,really glad to see you posting on here.

 

[Joe Winstanley]

Couldn’t sign off this evening without a pic of the HAvon,... never can decide which of the two rivers on my patch I love the most.View attachment 14784

I have to say Dave, that even by your lofty standards that is some picture..it really is. Just showed it my other half and she gasped at how gorgeous it it. Good to see you back on here..

 

[Steve Lewis]

I have to say Dave, that even by your lofty standards that is some picture..it really is. Just showed it my other half and she gasped at how gorgeous it it. Good to see you back on here..

Indeed - that belongs on the front cover of a book. Absolute monster of a photo.

 

[Sean O'Flaherty]

Brilliant photos that first one could be a oil painting