the road iinto Wambrook by alanwilliams
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Description
signs of erosion due to our horrendously wet winter
Comments (23)
Great shot, though :D
Nice shot and by the forecast a lot more of the same to come.
To me Alan, this is very interested. Thanks for posting it. Andrew
Makes me wonder what marvel of nature lies further. Nice one!
Enticing.....
Two boys, a go-cart, that hill, and no supervision, could equal an afternoon of fun.
Have walked that road many times Alan
beautiful photo; wishing for you : the rains to stop
Not so different here.
Excellent composition Alan. It's been a pretty wet winter here too.
Very interesting road.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
A wet winter in France, too.
Normally I love driving that sort of road but in this weather I'd give it a miss.
SUPERLATIVE WORK!
Great idea, lovely image
You're drowning over there, and here we just made it to our regular rainfall level after several dry months. It's very strange indeed! I love the lighting in this shot...
from your thumb I was thinking solid ice. even though we are in a major drought we have lots of erosion a major 4 lane divided street close to me was being repaired by a city crew. they only cut out sections and replaced. well, when they made it back to the inside lane the repair in the other lane already had holes. every place they made repairs there are holes.I was going to complain to the city, but I know they will blame the frigid weather we have been having for the damage . are the UK road crews the same?
I've heard there is more on the way. Stay safe and dry.
The water has done a good job here. There are certainly a lot of damage was caused to the infrastructure. Great and interesting shot with fantastic depth.
Yes, quite a lot of erosion and I am not surprised since I have been following reports of your horrendous weather there!
a road leading and bending into the depth! one can see how the weather worked on this road! hope the rain stops soon! ;o)
I nice shot - I thought that is was snow and ice.