CLEAN : Baitings Reservoir in West Yorkshire reveals dry bed after heatwave

The speaker shares their fascination with ruins and architecture, expressing a desire to explore different structures worldwide. While on holiday, they read about the Batas reservoir in the Daily Telegraph, where a packhorse bridge was revealed due to low water levels. Intrigued, they decided to visit the site. The speaker also discusses their regular walking routine in the local area, noting the unusual exposure of the bridge due to dry conditions.

What does the speaker find intriguing about ruins and old architecture?

• The location and accessibility

• The color and texture

• The historical significance and effort behind them

• The modern design

What prompted the speaker to visit the Batas reservoir?

• A recommendation from a friend

• A local tour advertisement

• An article in the Daily Telegraph

• A travel guidebook

Why is the packhorse bridge at the Batas reservoir visible?

• It was recently constructed

• The water levels are unusually low

• The bridge was moved to a new location

• It is part of a new exhibition

What is the usual state of the packhorse bridge?

• It is always visible

• It is usually submerged

• It is under construction

• It is part of a museum

How often do the speaker and their companions walk in the area?

• Regularly

• Occasionally

• Never

• Rarely

What unusual event does the speaker compare the exposed bridge to?

• A flood

• A meteor shower

• A volcanic eruption

• A solar eclipse

What is the speaker's local area known for?

• Frequent floods

• Rare occurrences like the exposed bridge

• High tourist traffic

• Constant rainfall