#greatouse — Public Fediverse posts
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A #cormorant in the wonderful wing drying pose, on a platform where the #Nar flows into the #GreatOuse near #KingsLynn (this species makes such frequent use of this platform that I call it 'Cormorant Platform').
#photography #nature #birds -
A #cormorant in the wonderful wing drying pose, on a platform where the #Nar flows into the #GreatOuse near #KingsLynn (this species makes such frequent use of this platform that I call it 'Cormorant Platform').
#photography #nature #birds -
A #cormorant in the wonderful wing drying pose, on a platform where the #Nar flows into the #GreatOuse near #KingsLynn (this species makes such frequent use of this platform that I call it 'Cormorant Platform').
#photography #nature #birds -
A #cormorant in the wonderful wing drying pose, on a platform where the #Nar flows into the #GreatOuse near #KingsLynn (this species makes such frequent use of this platform that I call it 'Cormorant Platform').
#photography #nature #birds -
A #cormorant in the wonderful wing drying pose, on a platform where the #Nar flows into the #GreatOuse near #KingsLynn (this species makes such frequent use of this platform that I call it 'Cormorant Platform').
#photography #nature #birds -
@rachel
@ukwaterways
The promised page about the article on the Lynn #Ferry that I wrote in 2006 is now live.
https://gregafloat.org.uk/other/2006lynnferry.php -
I'm sure at some point I've suggested somewhere that there's some sense in treating the run of settlements along the #GreatOuse from #StIves to #Brampton (and onwards to #StNeots if you're feeling optimistic) as a single "Ouse Valley Urban Area". They're all fairly interlinked, have many similarities and would benefit from a unified voice, especially in the context of local government reorganization. #OuseValley #OuseValleyUrbanArea #Huntingdon #Godmanchester
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@pthane
I remember the #floods in #Evesham in the early 2000s when things like that happened.There are #marinas on the #GreatOuse that have #floodpoles permanently in position so boats don't get work their way #ashore like that in flood conditions.
My own boat is a Hampton Safari, something a little like yours, and I'm working on a Safari history site. Here's a typical marina image from the site.
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@pthane
I remember the #floods in #Evesham in the early 2000s when things like that happened.There are #marinas on the #GreatOuse that have #floodpoles permanently in position so boats don't get work their way #ashore like that in flood conditions.
My own boat is a Hampton Safari, something a little like yours, and I'm working on a Safari history site. Here's a typical marina image from the site.
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@pthane
I remember the #floods in #Evesham in the early 2000s when things like that happened.There are #marinas on the #GreatOuse that have #floodpoles permanently in position so boats don't get work their way #ashore like that in flood conditions.
My own boat is a Hampton Safari, something a little like yours, and I'm working on a Safari history site. Here's a typical marina image from the site.
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@pthane
I remember the #floods in #Evesham in the early 2000s when things like that happened.There are #marinas on the #GreatOuse that have #floodpoles permanently in position so boats don't get work their way #ashore like that in flood conditions.
My own boat is a Hampton Safari, something a little like yours, and I'm working on a Safari history site. Here's a typical marina image from the site.
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@pthane
I remember the #floods in #Evesham in the early 2000s when things like that happened.There are #marinas on the #GreatOuse that have #floodpoles permanently in position so boats don't get work their way #ashore like that in flood conditions.
My own boat is a Hampton Safari, something a little like yours, and I'm working on a Safari history site. Here's a typical marina image from the site.
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If my identification of these is correct this is a new #bird sighting for me - a pair of #Goosander in the #GreatOuse near #KingsLynn...
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Waiting at the Bend #greatouse #river #kingslynn
