I am Stephen. I live in Bristol, UK. I decided to shorten my profile...to this: Wildlife, haiku, travel, streetart, psychogeography and my family. Not necessarily in that order.
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That part of the river seems to have regenerated rather well these past few years with oxygenating plants and then reeds and with plenty of fish things are looking alright for our fisher . . .
I hadn’t noticed the Himalayan Balsam tbh as I’m usually more intently looking at the graff and any fishes that might be swimming in that part of the river . . .
That would be something the council could do that would actually make a positive difference to the area instead of buffing walls with grey paint ffs . . .
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Looks like the Easton side of Junction 3 . . .
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That’s it just where it comes out of the culvert, just beyond Where’s Whaley.
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That part of the river seems to have regenerated rather well these past few years with oxygenating plants and then reeds and with plenty of fish things are looking alright for our fisher . . .
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Shame about the Himalayan balsam and giant hogweed though.
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I hadn’t noticed the Himalayan Balsam tbh as I’m usually more intently looking at the graff and any fishes that might be swimming in that part of the river . . .
That would be something the council could do that would actually make a positive difference to the area instead of buffing walls with grey paint ffs . . .
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I agree. That stretch of river is becoming one of my favourite places in Bristol.
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Nice photo and great haiku.
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Thank you very much.
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