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Name:		Four-Pines		Current Flow:	Please Enter USGS Gage #
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State:				Min Flow:	4 and a half on the gauge ft
City:				Ideal Flow:	5 on the gaugeft
Lat, Long:				Max Flow:	5 and a quarter on the gauge ft
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Gage Url:		http://eathorvertonwebcam.org.uk/index2.html
Predict Url:		none defined... find one at NOAA
Notes & Directions:		Four-Pines (50.755654, -3.535495) is a weir upstream of Flowerpots on the outskirts of Exeter. The main seam is on river right where a jet of water from a sluice meets the main flow from the weir face. This seam when tapped into will give you long dark mysterys, which will keep you coming back for more, time and time again. The only other downtime spot of note is a horizontal seam to the main weir face just to the left of the main seam. This seam will take you down to neck height and then locks you in. You can then impress your mates as all they can see is your head spinning endlessly around in circles as you roam this spot in till you get bored or your boat fills up with water and sinks! Directions Travel from Exeter to Tiverton on A396, you will see the river on your left, just after you see the weir look for a turning into a farmers feild. Park next to the river just before railway bridge, have marked this point on the map. Get changed here, put on the river and paddle short distance down to the weir (50.755654, -3.535495), when finished hike back up to your car.
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