Hopefully it will be removed as they are working there all week - which also means the access paths from below the viaduct may not be useable at times (it is possible to go further up the road & walk down the path directly to the picnic site - not that it's any easier)
Mike
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Re: Tree hazard on the Erme, Viaduct section
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Re: Tree hazard on the Erme, Viaduct section
This tree is not in the gorge today, but they are cutting more trees down until friday.
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2 trees on Erme just above viaduct
Sunday 29.4.12
Two large trees about 30 metres apart are blocking the whole river just above the viaduct.
Definite portage. Easy eddy river right before should be no problems. Might be an issue for swimmer especially in high water.
Marcus
Two large trees about 30 metres apart are blocking the whole river just above the viaduct.
Definite portage. Easy eddy river right before should be no problems. Might be an issue for swimmer especially in high water.
Marcus
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Re: 2 trees on Erme just above viaduct
Yea, we saw these yesterday morning too.
Probably worth a quick scout on the way up to the get in. But as you say, easily avoidable.
Phil
Probably worth a quick scout on the way up to the get in. But as you say, easily avoidable.
Phil
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Re: River Erme - Harford Bridge to Ivybridge
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Erme at 0.7, nice medium flows
Erme at 0.7, nice medium flows
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