Gloucester Flooding 2021, Alney Island, River Severn (Cycling Through the Aftermath) | LeBarge68

[@gamingnike8141]

Looks like a beautiful place

[@lebarge6872]

Very!

[@MillbrookFC]

Nice video

[@lebarge6872]

Thank you for the support

[@plakaben517]

I noticed recently the Severn peaked at 4:28 metres, did you capture any footage?

[@plakaben517]

Thank you for sharing

[@lebarge6872]

The river was too high so I decided to avoid Alney Island completely. I walked along Castle Meads and it looks very dangerous

[@SimonJackMTB]

Oh, I did watch this one already, it must've been Mocha & Matte's account though.

[@SimonJackMTB]

Why didn't you climb over that fallen tree?

[@lebarge6872]

Too lazy

[@ninjakeepla4362]

What is the highest recorded level of the River?

[@lebarge6872]

According to the Government flood agency, the highest recorded river level for this area was 4.92 metres in the famous 2007 floods.
You can see more here: flood-warning-information.service.gov.uk/station/2063?direction=u

[@lebarge6872]

Hope you enjoyed the video

[@SimonJackMTB]

Don't you just hate it when water/mud flies up off the front wheel and hits the Go Pro lens? It ruins footage!

[@lebarge6872]

It’s the worst

[@SimonJackMTB]

"The path was inundated by the Severn..." did you mean the Severn Dwarfs?!!! 555555

[@lebarge6872]

5555555

[@plakaben517]

Lol