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The Trials and Tribulations of Serpentine Cove

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Serpentine Cove - How to Turn a Superb Wetland Into a Building Site

Serpentine Cove: loadbearing mound

Serpentine Cove looking back to entrance and the trees surroundinhg the runoff water reservoir. Destroyed samphire flat on left.July '95.

Serpentine River

Serpentine River looking at the development site. July '95

Load testing sand

Load testing sand, heaps of clearing in foreground - destruction of samphire. Jul.'95.

Serpentine River opposite
 developer's lake

Serpentine River opposite the lake being formed by developers.

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Destruction of samphire

Destruction of samphire. Where is the buffer Zone?

Trees cleared.

Trees cleared and trees waiting to be cleared?

Open Section of Drain

Open Section of Drain for Run-off Water of Subdivision.

Looking west from sand  mound.

Serpentine River Looking West from Sand Mound.
Barragup Bridge in Background to the Left

 Item from P.Times

Taken fromThe Preservation Times Vol.6 Issue 3 August 2000

Item from P.Times Item from P.Times

Serpentine Cove - Further Devastation

 Shallow Lake

Shallow Lake with Barragup Bridge in Centre Background. Developer Wishes to Deepen Lake for Boating and Cut a Channel to the Serpentine River. Wading Birds Would Miss Out Yet Again!

Lake

The Heap of Vegetation in the Lake is from Clearing Around the Lake. The Developer Appears to Have Overridden the 30 Metre Buffer.

Sign

Serpentine Cove/St Ives - Sign at right of Picture
February 2001 . .

 Sand Enroaching

Mountain of Sand Carted in and Enroaching Upon the 30 Metre Buffer
August 2000

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