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The point at which the River Tame meets the River Anker in Tamworth, Staffor

The point at which the River Tame meets the River Anker in Tamworth, Staffor

The point at which the River Tame meets the River Anker in Tamworth, Staffordshire, taken December 2017.

The point at which the River Tame meets the River Anker in Tamworth, Staffordshire, taken December 2017.
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