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IMG_7780_slot.jpg On Thursday 19th November 2009 over 31cm of rain fell in 24 hours on the Cumbrian mountains. The single largest rainfall total in the British Isles since records began. It caused unprecedented flooding, with Cockermouth being particularly badly hit after both the Cocker and Derwent burst their banks. The main street was 5 feet underwater and £millions worth of damage was caused. This shot shows the remains of Northside Bridge in Workington which was swept away in the floods killing PC Bill Barker who was trying to stop traffic from going onto the bridge when it collapsed
 
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IMG_7792_dangerous.jpg On Thursday 19th November 2009 over 31cm of rain fell in 24 hours on the Cumbrian mountains. The single largest rainfall total in the British Isles since records began. It caused unprecedented flooding, with Cockermouth being particularly badly hit after both the Cocker and Derwent burst their banks. The main street was 5 feet underwater and £millions worth of damage was caused. This shot shows the remains of Northside Bridge in Workington which was swept away in the floods killing PC Bill Barker who was trying to stop traffic from going onto the bridge when it collapsed, with flowers left in his memory.
 
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IMG_7034_sign.jpg On Thursday 19th November 2009 over 31cm of rain fell in 24 hours on the Cumbrian mountains. The single largest rainfall total in the British Isles since records began. It caused unprecedented flooding, with Cockermouth being particularly badly hit after both the Cocker and Derwent burst their banks. The main street was 5 feet underwater and £millions worth of damage was caused. This shot shows PC Paul Burke examining an abandoned flooded out car near Ambleside, UK.
 
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IMG_7047_abandoned.jpg On Thursday 19th November 2009 over 31cm of rain fell in 24 hours on the Cumbrian mountains. The single largest rainfall total in the British Isles since records began. It caused unprecedented flooding, with Cockermouth being particularly badly hit after both the Cocker and Derwent burst their banks. The main street was 5 feet underwater and £millions worth of damage was caused. This shot shows PC Paul Burke examining an abandoned flooded out car near Ambleside, UK.
 
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IMG_3419_unicycle.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a unicyclist forms part of the cycle protest.
 
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IMG_3646_workington.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_3662_footbridge.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_9177_barker crossing.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_9182_footbridge.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_3645_derwent.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_3659_bridge.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_3661_crossing.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_3666_foot bridge.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_3672_barker crossing.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_9160_workington.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_9180_foot bridge.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_9185_barker crossing.jpg The devastating floods that hit Cumbria divided the town of Workington in half after all the bridges crossing the river Derwent that seperates the town were destroyed. This left many residents with a 40 mile car journey to get to work or school, which previously had been a half mile walk. This week a footbridge was installed by the army to reconnect the two halves of the town. The bridge was named the Barker Crossing after PC Bill Barker who lost his life when Workingtons main road bridge was destroyed. There is still no way across for vehicles and Cumbria County councul announced this week that it could take up to two years to erect a new road bridge.
 
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IMG_3359_protestors.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a policeman blocks off a road junction to allow the cycle part of the protest to pass by.
 
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IMG_3371_protest.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a policeman blocks off a road junction to allow the cycle part of the protest to pass by.
 
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IMG_3377_Metropolitan Police.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a policeman blocks off a road junction to allow the cycle part of the protest to pass by.
 
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IMG_3386_policing.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a policeman blocks off a road junction to allow the cycle part of the protest to pass by.
 
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IMG_3391_police.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a policeman blocks off a road junction to allow the cycle part of the protest to pass by.
 
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IMG_3395_banking.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a unicyclist forms part of the cycle protest.
 
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IMG_3397_cycle protest.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a unicyclist forms part of the cycle protest.
 
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IMG_3412_cycle rally.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a unicyclist forms part of the cycle protest.
 
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IMG_3415_balance.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a unicyclist forms part of the cycle protest.
 
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IMG_3419_unicyclist.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a unicyclist forms part of the cycle protest.
 
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IMG_3432_forest.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here protestors voice their objection to Tar sands oil outside the headquarters of BP.
 
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IMG_3437_Ed Milliband.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here protestors Join Ed Milliband the Climate change Secretarty of State.
 
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IMG_3438_Ed Milliband.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here protestors Join Ed Milliband the Climate change Secretarty of State.
 
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IMG_8622_cycle protest.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here a police officer blocks a road junction to let the cycle protest through.
 
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IMG_8753_Ed Milliband.jpg On Saturday 5th December 2009, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organized the Wave. A demonstration against climate change that attracted 50,000 people, who surrounded parliament as part of the protest. Here the climate change Secretary of State, Ed Milliband joins the crowd.
 
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