The pipes at the bund have been positioned in the streams to enable a temporary throttle and various bridges to be created.
Pipes in the stream [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
A temporary bridge [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
21st February 2008
Broadmeadows
These photos show that the work is continuing on the Broadmeadows Caravan park bridge. Shuttering is in place so that the bridge parapets can be added.
The photo below-left shows the concrete being poured into the former to make one of the parapets.
Broadmeadows caravan park bridge [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
Broadmeadows caravan park bridge parapet [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
19th February 2008
Fiveways
Fiveways to Broadmeadows culvert [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
On the Fiveways to Broadmeadows culvert more sections have been added. The concrete is being poured to hold them in place whilst sand bags are used to retain the concrete where it is required.
The removal of the material from the bottom of the falling shaft continues and, as can be seen in the photo, the falling shaft is now around 6m deep.
Work continues on the falling shaft [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
The falling shaft [Courtesy of Nuttall's] (Click for a larger image)
1 The brook referred to as the Chatterley Brook is actually a unnamed brook that flows from Weston-under-Penyard past Chackley Grove.
It has only recently become referred to as the Chatterley Brook and locally it was previously known as Chackley Brook. 2Flood Work Hit By Weak Teeth Ross-on-Wye Journal - Wednesday May 14, 2008