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    This is the end of a very long brook coming down from Woodbury Common through Exmouth to relieve the flooding of the town.
    Here the brook meets the Exe estuary. I'm standing on a bridge/ road of the last section some of this brook runs underground.
    There are a pair of Mute swans by the outlet into the estuary.
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    Looks like lovely views from your your stood Beryl

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    Yes. You can see across the Exe to Powderham Castle and various other places if one goes to the end of the brook. I stand there for hours some times Right up close to the railway line

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    Nice one Beryl. It certainly looks like a bit of engineering with a purpose
    IF TIN WHISTLES ARE MADE OF TIN

    WHAT DO THEY MAKE FOGHORNS OUT OF?


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    Yes. Where I am standing in the photo is on a bridge across the brook. The bridge in fact is a road . The brook comes all the way down from Woodbury common to the estuary it's a flood relief after the floods of 1960 when Exmouth was under 4 feet of water

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    Is it still efficient nowadays?
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    Oh yes. we would be flooded if it wasn't there Down town is often under water if it rains heavily
    The water rages down to the sea when we have heavy rain , washing all and sundries with it.
    http://www.exmouth-guide.co.uk/water_mill.htm

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