On the weekend of August 1, 2, & 3 this year we went to Northam for the annual Avon Descent.
While you might think that the highest water level for nearly ten years could only be good, with ample water covering rocks and submerged logs, it brought its own problems with fast flow and water too high under bridges.
We spent the first hour at the weir just below the start point, taking photos of the power boats as they came over the wall. It was a bit dark, but tweaking up in Photoshop has given me some reasonable shots to share.
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