Weirs
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Weir system Neumühle, Beuron-Thiergarten district
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Similar to an image posted a couple of weeks ago; this was taken on a very calm morning above the weir on the River Derwent at Calver.
The weir in Monsal Dale under flood conditions, taken from the left bank, with light catching the spray to create a rainbow effect, Peak District, Derbyshire, England.
The town of Drakenburg with the Weser weir.
The weir serves to regulate the water levels in the middle reaches of the Weser river and as a run-of-the-river power plant.
In the upper right is the ship lock canal, river barges can bypass the weir on this canal which includes a lock.
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a mixture of old and new buildings on the river Don in Sheffield. taken with my mobile phone as I didn't have my camera
Warleigh weir waterfall after rainy weather. Warleigh weir on the river Avon is popular with swimmers on a fine summer day. The weir and Claverton Claverton pump station was built at the beginning of 18th century to pump water from the river Avon to the Kennet and Avon Canal. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claverton_Pumping_Station Claverton village near Bath, BathNES, UK.
Weir complex Hagestein at Dawn. This weir complex regulates the level of water in the River Neder-Rijn, which means that it is closed for some 265 days a year. Ships are then able to pass through a lock 220 metres long. Alongside this lock is the weir, consisting of two abutments and a central pier slung between which are two so-called visor gates. The weir service buildings sit atop concrete piers supported by arches and reached up a steel spiral stair. These concrete assemblies give the complex its distinctive civil engineering look. It is being renovated at the moment.
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The Carry or Weir, Herdman's Mill in Sion mills, Strabane, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, UK
Sion Mills Historic Irish Linen Mill and Village. The "Rolls Royce" of the Linen industry, Sion Mills produced the finest Linen in the world for 170 years. The village, with its 40 listed buildings, houses a close-knit community of all denominations created by the Herdmans who founded it all in 1835
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……. Another view of the Weir on the River Teme at Ludlow. This bridge was formerly know as the New Bridge when it was built by Thomas Telford back in 1823 - wouldn’t mind a penny per gallon thats flowed under it since then!! ….. Alan:-)
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Great day strolling on my own around Prague with camera in hand, last shot then a spot of lunch in the Klub Lavka on the right hand side. Great place over looking the Vltava river,weir,Charles Bridge, Palace & St. Vitus Cathedral, all of Prague at one sitting & a couple of beers
Beeston Weir Fields can be an absolute hotspot for misty mornings due to its position on the Trent Valley flood plain. This image was taken on one such misty morning in September 2021
…… Had the annual trip to Ludlow today to get the Christmas Cake & Christmas puddings - Jill’s Mom always made them and these from the Farm Shop (Ludlow Foods) are the nearest we have ever found! Jill had a whizz around town and the Market whilst I went hunting for my #327 shot of the day. After all the rain of late there was plenty of water in the River Teme and coming over the weir….. Alan:-)
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