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Owen walks his horse Boy, in a newly formed “bourn”, as it runs across fields winding its way down the valley on March 02, 2021 near Canterbury, England. Bourns, also known as a “woe-bourns” have started to flow across Kent and other parts of the south east after heavy rainfall and snow have fed groundwater levels until they have started to press water, stored in the chalk aquifers, upwards through cracks to the surface. Many of these ground fed streams can lie dormant for months or years, and historically have been associated with times of national problems. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
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