Pumping water from the flooded Somerset levels using emergency pumps installed at Burrowbridge Somerset

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Paul Glendell / Alamy Stock Photo

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5976 x 3992 px | 50.6 x 33.8 cm | 19.9 x 13.3 inches | 300dpi

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13 February 2014

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Burrowbridge Somerset Levels England UK

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Burrowbridge, UK. 13th Feb, 2014. Pumping water from the flooded Somerset levels using emergency pumps installed at Burrowbridge Somerset

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Pumping water from the flooded Somerset levels using emergency pumps installed at Burrowbridge Somerset

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