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near to Chimney, Oxfordshire, England

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	Great Brook looking east by Jonathan Billinger A drainage cut to enable farming of the marshes north of the Thames.
	Lane from Chimney to Aston by Robin Webster
	Road junction beside Great Brook by Vieve Forward
	Footpath to Standlake by Des Blenkinsopp Uncertain where the ford is. As this is all flood plain, that might be variable.
	The Great Brook by andrew auger Looking west. Taken from the bridge over the brook on the Aston - Chimney road.
	Bridge over Great Brook by Steve Newman Pictured from the Chimney side of the junction with the Coteroad, situated at the bridge over Great Brook, which feeds into the rising River Thames or Isis. Link
	Cowslips, Chimney Meadows National Nature Reserve by Vieve Forward Cowslips (Primula veris) carpeting a field at Chimney Meadows in early May. Chimney Meadows is a 49.6-hectare National Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest north of Faringdon in Oxfordshire.... (more)
	Beside the Great Brook by Des Blenkinsopp Flat, fen-like landscape all around here. Cote hamlet in the distance.
	Gateway to Chimney Meadow nature reserve by andrew auger Also a footpath to Standlake, 3 miles away according to the sign.
	Great Brook by Steve Newman Pictured on an overcast winter's day from the bridge between Cote and Chimney looking due east.
	Bridge over The Great Brook by andrew auger On the road from Cote to Chimney. Seen here from the Cote side. The turning to the Bampton - Buckland road is just over the bridge.
	Great Brook with dog by Robin Webster The dog is fetching a thrown stick. This stretch of the brook and other nearby drains have been recently cleared of overhanging willows and bushes. There was an excavator parked in a field nearby, suggesting dredging will be the next step.