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This is a stunning culvert considering it just runs under a field
I had a look at the infall first but that was a complete no go so I walked down to the 12x18ft brick outfall.
Pretty much straight away the depth of the water fluctuates between a couple of inches and waist deep from one step to the next, combine that with how slippy all the rocks are and it's a recipe for disaster, quite a few times I thought I was going swimming but managed to stay upright.
On with the pics
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Very nice, especially #6.
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Odin's eye...
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Wow great pictures!
Is this tidal? (i.e. does the water go down in low tide?)
And what's the story behind picture 4? It looks like a side pipe that has been partially filled in?
In pictures 6 and 7, is there a natural waterfall at the outfall? That looks beautiful!
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