near to Ewart Newtown, Northumberland, England
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Bird House In The Flood
Helping the local wildlife in this wildfowl-rich area.
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Barbed wire stock fence by the River Till
by ian shiell
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River Till
by Richard Webb
Crossing the Milfield Plain and depositing fine silty soils.
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River Till, looking West
The hills around Kilham are in the background, and in between a pylon and plantation.
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The flooded flood-plain of the Rivers Till and Glen
by Russel Wills
At their confluence north of Wooler.
From track up to Humbleton Hillfort.
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Mini wetland by river embankment
by ian shiell
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Meanders in the River Till
The Till meanders sharply in the stretch downstream of its confluence with the River Glen. Its sandy banks are easily eroded by the current.
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Right Of Way?
The stile on the left would look to have led to a bridge over this ditch - but not any more.
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The River Till looking upstream
by Russel Wills
Yeavering Bell to the left of centre on the horizon.
Between the bund and the river there is a prolific crop of thistles!
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A survivor on the floodplain |
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Flood Embankment
A flood embankment alongside the River Till near Fenton, with a skein of Pink-footed Geese overhead. At least 2,000 were in the area on my walk along the river from Doddington.
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Breached flood bank
A display in the nearby Fenton visitor centre explained that the flood banks in this part of the valley of the Till were deliberately breached c.2004 to expand the flood plain.
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