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From: James Semple
To: Ian Perkins
Sent: Friday, February 11, 2011 1:31 PM
Subject: Open seams in Axe River bridge on B 3172 in Seaton
I have been asked by Mr Price of Colyton to bring to your attention a number of open seams on the bridge carrying the B3172 over the Axe river, which has been taking Tesco construction traffic, and will be taking more.
I don't know how significant they are, or when they appeared; but Mr Price thinks they were not there some months previously.
All the pictures were taken today from the old bridge from the sea-ward side at the Seaton (west) end of the bridge. I have labelled them in Photoshop and compressed them for transmission; but they are otherwise unaltered.
The hand holding the steel rule in some pictures belongs to Mr George Boswell, a retired architect and member of Seaton Development Trust.
Thank you for your attention.
James Semple
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