ipernity: Old Fishing Spots by Pedrocut

The Warwickshire Avon below Marcliff Lock (Scan from the 1970s)

23 Jan 2017

119 visits

The Warwickshire Avon below Marcliff Lock (Scan from the 1970s)

23 Jan 2017

222 visits

The Warwickshire Avon below Marcliff Lock (Scan from the 1970s)

Frosty morning on the River Severn at Ribbersford (Scan from the 1970s)

18 Nov 2018

184 visits

Frosty morning on the River Severn at Ribbersford (Scan from the 1970s)

Hampton Loade on the River Severn (Scan from the 1970s)

23 Jan 2017

1 favorite

163 visits

Hampton Loade on the River Severn (Scan from the 1970s)

14 Feb 2001

123 visits

The River Severn at Holt Fleet

“Holt Fleet Bridge, also known as Holt Bridge, is a cast-iron arch bridge over the River Severn, at Holt in Worcestershire, England. It has a span of 150 feet (46 m); it was designed by Thomas Telford and opened in 1828.[1] It is Grade II listed, and is similar to Telford's Galton Bridge, which is a Grade I listed structure that spans his BCN New Main Line canal at Smethwick.” en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holt_Fleet_Bridge

River Lugg at Mordiford (Scan from 1991)

26 Feb 2020

109 visits

River Lugg at Mordiford (Scan from 1991)

Bretby Pools and the strangely named Philosopher's Wood on the left

09 Aug 2007

302 visits

Bretby Pools and the strangely named Philosopher's Wood on the left

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09 Aug 2007

288 visits

Bretby Pools

09 Aug 2007

275 visits

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Old Fishing Spots

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The Warwickshire Avon below Marcliff Lock (Scan from the 1970s)

The Warwickshire Avon below Marcliff Lock (Scan from the 1970s)

Frosty morning on the River Severn at Ribbersford (Scan from the 1970s)

Hampton Loade on the River Severn (Scan from the 1970s)

The River Severn at Holt Fleet

River Lugg at Mordiford (Scan from 1991)

Bretby Pools and the strangely named Philosopher's Wood on the left

Bretby Pools

Bretby Pools