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scottish River Levels on the Internet

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  1. It's been a trifle damp in the Highlands...

    Guess everyone else knew but.....

    http://www.sepa.org.uk/data/river_levels/data.htm

    Might just give a few hints if you're planning a walk in wettish conditions
    and want info....

    (btw Monessie Gorge on River Spean today going down to Glasgow on the Train
    was impressive: Boiling away! )

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    the wonderful person Rab C Nesbitt <[email hidden]>
    said

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    It's been a trifle damp in the Highlands...

    Guess everyone else knew but.....

    http://www.sepa.org.uk/data/river_levels/data.htm

    Might just give a few hints if you're planning a walk in wettish conditions
    and want info....

    At the other end of the country, I can recommend not trying to walk the
    Severn Way at the moment. 8>.

    I did a km or so (North of Bewdley) as part of my surveying walks
    earlier this week, and it was getting up towards 'best approached by
    canoe' status - since then it has rained/drained some more.

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