Wallbridge pound is above Wallbridge Upper Lock and was fully restored in 2016.
This section suffered a landslip a few years back due to works on an adjacent building site. As a result, the restored canal channel is narrower now than it would have been when the canal was constructed.
The land to the left in the top photo is about to be re-developed, so it will be interesting to see it later in 2018.
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Wallbridge Pound. View from Wallbridge Upper Lock towards Capel's Mill
Wallbridge Pound, Stroud after restoration in 2016
During Restoration
Wallbridge Pound - plant removed from canal over Easter weekend
Timber piles to be used for stabilising the offside bank
Timber piles to be used for stabilising the offside bank
Wallbridge Pound bank stabilisation works
View of Wallbridge Pound from Dr Newtons Way towards Wallbridge
Wallbridge Pound - view from Wallbridge Upper Lock
Before Restoration
Wallbridge Pound, Stroud
Wallbridge Pound on the Thames & Severn Canal in 1986
