Further to Brigg Blog's earlier posting about the trolley uncovered during low water in the River Ancholme, it was still there beside the County Bridge yesterday (Sunday) but has now been joined by some road cones (presumably the property of North Lincolnshire Council, the highway authority).
On the other side of the listed structure, three red chairs had surfaced, close to the Nelthorpe Arms beer garden.
Will these items be removed or just left there to be submerged again once the river level is restored?
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There's 4 trolleys - 2 near County Bridge and 2 near the road bridge + a child's pushchair, on old decayed mattress, numerous cones and contractor-like bits, chairs, an old vacuum cleaner, metal basket and various unidentifiable odds and sods.
I thought I'd spotted some victorian vases in the mud below the county bridge . Upon closer inspection they were a matching pair of lager glasses from a well known Danish brewery .
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