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Tidal Wonders: The Power of Water

Explore the majestic River Severn at Ironbridge and the stunning South Wales coast at Porthcawl in these captivating photographs by Joseph C, Y7 Photography. Witness the intersection of the River Severn with the Bristol Channel at Porthcawl, known for its impressive tidal range—one of Europe's largest—offering insight into the potential of harnessing tidal power through projects like the Severn barrage for sustainable electricity generation.

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Tidal Wonders: The Power of Water

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  1. THE POWER OF WATER By Joseph C, Y7

  2. Photography These pictures show the River Severn at Ironbridge and the South Wales coast at Porthcawl . The River Severn runs into the Bristol Channel which is the name of the sea on which Porthcawl is situated. The tidal range at Porthcawl is one of the greatest in Europe and explains why there have been plans for a Severn barrage which would use tidal power to create electricity.

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