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River Great Ouse flooding around St Ives

Pictures from around St Ives from May 2012 (the ones with lots of water, courtesy of lots of rain and the River Great Ouse) – and pictures from last weekend, showing what it looks like around here most of the time.

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Tags: flooding, River Great Ouse, St Ives.
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