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Lucky me, it was a Day out with Thomas the Tank Engine when I last visited the GWS at Didcot, but I found a guy turning up these buffers in 12" to the foot scale. The original buffer is the dark one behind the new ones - bright and shiny
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Area on far side of creek after buffer was planted. The buffer sections are a mixture of redbud, sweet bay magnolia, black choke berry and flowering dogwood.
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Buffer strips (the grass between the field and the drainage ditch) provide protection to the waterways for soil runoff.
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Portions of the dryland section of Moraine Hills State Park have been restored to something resembling native Illinois prairie. My guess is this section on the north end of the park is too close to the cultivated fields to be restored. This grassland serves as a buffer zone between the cultivation and the growing subdivisions and the woods behind me, which descend to the edge of one of the park's bogs.
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More on my trip to Seattle and the city's bike and pedestrian facilities is available on The Prudent Cyclist.
This set of buffers is at the end of the short siding where the nuclear waste flasks were loaded onto the train. The railhead is actually the opposite side of the main road from the power station, and the road loop next to the siding suggests that the flasks would have been transported from the power station by lorry. (For which the road would presumably be closed!)