File:Balmacewen golf footbridge.JPG
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English: The Teph Service Bridge, an ornamental stone footbridge named after Otago golf Club life member Teph Service, from under which the source of the Balmacewan branch of the Kaikorai Stream first flows above ground. The grass swale beyond the bridge is an old watercourse, flowing only in heavy rain. The bridge and watercourse represent a hazard under golfing rules. Please credit Wikimedia Commons when publishing this photo. |
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| Author | Nankai (talk) 04:38, 9 August 2013 (UTC) |
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