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The River Wey rises in the North at Alton and the South in Haslemere and combine in Tilford near Farnham before flowing into the River Thames at Weybridge. Here at Hammer Vale (about 2 x miles from source in Haslemere), the South Wey flows quite heavily swollen by recent heavy rainfall).© Tim Penycate
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The last glimmers of daylight are fast going and are reflected on the rails of the Portsmouth Direct railway at Haslemere.
© Tim Penycate
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An old pine tree surrounded by undergrowth in Pogles Wood, Bramshot Common near Haslemere, Surrey in the South of England
© Tim Penycate
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A bright rainbow against the dark sky in Haslemere following heavy rain.
© Tim Penycate
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They say there is a "Crock of Gold" at the end of a rainbow, so it must be in the fireplace below this chimney!
© Tim Penycate
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The River Wey marks the County Boundary between Hampshire and West Sussex about 2 x miles South West of Haslemere in a village called Hammer (named after a long closed Iron works which used the power of the River to drive machinery). The actual River itself rises in Haslemere and eventually joins the other branch of the River Wey at Tilford before flowing into the River Thames at Weybridge more than 30 x miles away to the North East. The River is fast flowing and has been swollen slightly by a couple of days of heavy rain.
© Tim Penycate
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A very cold freezing fog across much of the South East of England leaves a frosting on these trees in Haslemere.
© Tim Penycate
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More trees in Haslemere following a night of freezing fog.
© Tim Penycate
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Christmas tree and lights in Haslemere town centre - December, 2019
© Tim Penycate
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Haslemere Town Hall decked out in lights for Christmas time!
© Tim Penycate
