Brick Baffle by durleybeachbum
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Description
This cleverly built chicane slows down the water pouring into Coy Pond from the Bourne Stream on Talbot Heath, preventing it scouring a channel during the flood season, as now.
I have never seen it quite so furious!
Comments (25)
great idea
fascinating and beautiful !
wushh... many water, great chicane, better for the pond and coy!
This is cool never seen anyone using bricks around water like this great shot.
Looks quite noisy, wonderful capture!
An excellent water shot.
It certainly does look furious.
You can almost hear the water!!!
Made really clever, it seems to help. An interesting shot!
this is one place not to body surf Great capture
A glorious pic and a super idea.
BRRR!! It looks so cold but very beautiful too. Excellent capture. :)
Lot of water like in France ! Good composition.
Love the old clinker bricks.
By the looks of it, no wonder you were baffled by the usually placid Bourne Stream, as it unleashed its ferocity on Coy Pond, A.
wow, furious indeed!! great capture!
What a great idea. Very good capture.
Hard job for these bricks. Great capture
Great capture
Great capture Andrea, looks like white water rapids, seems all rivers and streams are full at the moment.
The bottom baffle is almost being overflowed by the rushing water. I have seen these out of poured concrete but never brick. Maybe this is hundreds of years old. I like the rough water passing down the troth!
Unusual material for such a demanding job, usually reinforced concrete is deployed. The brick layers can fracture and the bond cement erode! Its an exciting shot though!
Great idea but I bet the water will get the better of It one day, two of the villages I drive through were flooded the other day fortunately mostly in the road. While waiting my turn to go through a deep bit I got my camera out to take some pictures, FLAT BATTERIES, that will teach me to charge it.
Awesome picture of wild water! Wonder if something like this would slow our creek down when there's furious rains, or rapid snow melts.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.