River Irwell - Revision history

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== River Irwell ==

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−	The '''River Irwell''' is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons - especially during [[GCSE Coursework]]. This involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the [[Whitewell Brook]], whilst being talked to by [[Doc Rob]] in his snazzy yellow jacket. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and packaging tipped into it by ASDA shoppers.	+	The '''River Irwell''' is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons - especially during GCSE Coursework. This involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the [[Whitewell Brook]], whilst being talked to by [[Doc Rob]] in his snazzy yellow jacket. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and packaging tipped into it by ASDA shoppers.

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−	The '''River Irwell''' is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons - especially during [[GCSE Coursework]]. This involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the [[Whitewell Brook]], whilst being talked to by [[Doc Rob]] in his snazzy yellow jacket. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and packaging tipped into it by ASDA shoppers. ~~The river passes under bacup~~	+	The '''River Irwell''' is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons - especially during [[GCSE Coursework]]. This involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the [[Whitewell Brook]], whilst being talked to by [[Doc Rob]] in his snazzy yellow jacket. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and packaging tipped into it by ASDA shoppers.

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−	The '''River Irwell''' is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons - especially during [[GCSE Coursework]]. This involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the [[Whitewell Brook]], whilst being talked to by [[Doc Rob]] in his snazzy yellow jacket. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and packaging tipped into it by ASDA shoppers.	+	The '''River Irwell''' is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons - especially during [[GCSE Coursework]]. This involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the [[Whitewell Brook]], whilst being talked to by [[Doc Rob]] in his snazzy yellow jacket. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and packaging tipped into it by ASDA shoppers. The river passes under bacup

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−	The '''River Irwell''' is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons - especially during [[GCSE Coursework]]. This involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the [[Whitewell Brook]], whilst being talked to by [[Doc Rob]] in his ~~commando gear~~. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and packaging tipped into it by ASDA shoppers.	+	The '''River Irwell''' is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons - especially during [[GCSE Coursework]]. This involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the [[Whitewell Brook]], whilst being talked to by [[Doc Rob]] in his snazzy yellow jacket. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and packaging tipped into it by ASDA shoppers.

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-== River Irwell ==
+The '''River Irwell''' is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons - especially during [[GCSE Coursework]]. This involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the [[Whitewell Brook]], whilst being talked to by [[Doc Rob]] in his commando gear. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and packaging tipped into it by ASDA shoppers.
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-This river is possibly worse than any of the places it flows through, it is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons especially during GCSE Coursework which involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the Whitewell Brook. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and shit tipped into it by ASDA shoppers.

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	== River Irwell ==		== River Irwell ==
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		+	This river is possibly worse than any of the places it flows through, it is never clear and frequently filled with rubbish and effluence. At [[BRGS]] it is refered to regularly in [[Geography]] lessons especially during GCSE Coursework which involves getting cold and wet in its tributary river the Whitewell Brook. In [[Waterfoot]] it flows through [[The Glen]] and behind the row of shops on Bacup Road before crossing the valley to meander towards Rawtenstall and Manchester. It is in [[Rawtenstall]] that the river gains many ADSA trollies and shit tipped into it by ASDA shoppers.