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Ford

Next End

Approaching the ford

The Ford near the railway

A Dry Ford

Ford at New Mill

Ford on a minor road at Kea

Ford near Legonna

Ford on the River Gannel at Trerice Mill

Trescott Ford, Staffordshire

Warning at Ling Cottages

Ford near Coswarth

Ford at Bolingey

Ford across the River Valency

Ford, Lovelands Lane

Watersplash - Brockenhurst Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 25, 2008 by M4Simon

Classic ford

Taken on the 14/09/09 at Eynsford, Kent.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Sep 20, 2009 by Halstead

A ford within Clumber National Park.

Sea Ford

Footbridge at Sea Ford

Perhaps not! - Sea Ford

Sea Ford, Naunton Beauchamp

Ford at Lower Harford Farm, near Naunton

Ford at Brook End
Seems OK, and seems to have been used. Perhaps not by motor vehicles. Brook End is the hamlet just beyond.

Ford at Brook End
The sign at the other end of the ford, on the back of the 'Unsuitable for motor vehicles' one, is 'try your brakes'. So maybe the message is 'if you have just ignored our first sign, please don't ignore our second one'?

Ford at Brook End, Luckington, in 1960
This might bring back memories to members of the General Section of the Bristol DA of the Cyclists' Touring Club.

Fording west of Grosmont, North Yorkshire

Ford In Ford

Tarr Steps, Devon 1969 .

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Oct 04, 2007 by AAndy

C9 in Notts found Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Oct 21, 2006 by ForestChav

The Corratavey (or Irish) bridge
This fine arch carries the main road (A2) between Cushendall and Ballycastle over the Corratavey burn. The road under it is part of the 10km drive around Ballypatrick Forest. The driver must negotiate a shallow ford to pass under the bridge as the carriageway and the stream combine under the span. The bridge was built in 1834 by William Bald. He was also one of the chief engineers of the Cushendall to Ballycastle road.

Ford Sign with Use Causeway Plate below

Ford warning sign with supplementary plate 'Use causeway if flooded' in Grandborough village. It is only signed with this plate from this direction, just ford from the other way. The camber would suggest this would be the deeper side. The causeway is on the right and you would just about get a car through it. May 14 2007

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 14, 2007 by leekman

A ford across the River Alyn downstream from Loggerheads.

The ford across the River Alyn downstream from Loggerheads again, this time without all that troublesome water. There is flowing water about 1/4 mile upstream, and a bit more a few yards downstream, but here there's just the odd pool in a shaded spot.

Ford in the centre of Rolleston-on-Dove, Derbyshire. Ford is obviously little used now... except by children fishing!

A ford in the New Forest, although it was unusually dry at the time.

The ford at Brockenhurst after the December 2013 rainfall

Tidally-flooded road at Bosham

Photo of Shore Road, road running around Bosham Channel, where it meets Bosham Lane. Shore Road floods each tide.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Mar 07, 2007 by ABE

Alerford 1970

Fording in Brighouse. Thornhills Beck Lane. Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Oct 24, 2009 by jon

The ford at Little Glenshee

Bridge and old ford The track to the right of the road is presumably what remains of the old ford across the river.

Ford Warning Sign With Different Font Supplementary Plate - Grandborough

View of the warning sign and Use Causeway If Flooded supplementary plate at Grandborough. This sign is at the other end of the ford and differs from the previous photo published of the supplementary plate. This plate was missing at the time of the first photo in earlier May and and this replacement to a different font and size had appeared by 25 May 2007.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 03, 2007 by leekman