Somerset Floods - Emma Stoner Photography

6th February 2014. The evacuation of West Yeo Farm in Moorlands. Local farmers help James Winslade (pictured) move his cattle to higher ground as his land in submerged in flood water.

6th February 2014. The evacuation of West Yeo Farm in Moorlands. Local farmers help James Winslade move his cattle to higher ground as his land in submerged in flood water. This house belongs to his parents and is 200 years old. It stands on a site which has been built on since the doomsday book.

6th February 2014. The evacuation of West Yeo Farm in Moorlands. Local farmers help James Winslade move his cattle to higher ground as his land in submerged in flood water. Farm helper Anthony Simms (42) has worked on this farm since 2001.

6th February 2014. The evacuation of West Yeo Farm in Moorlands. Local farmers help James Winslade move his cattle to higher ground as his land in submerged in flood water.

6th February 2014. The evacuation of West Yeo Farm in Moorlands. Local farmers help James Winslade move his cattle to higher ground as his land in submerged in flood water. This house belongs to his parents and is 200 years old. It stands on a site which has been built on since the doomsday book.

2nd February 2014. Ian Merry (42) tends to his sheep at his flooded farm in Othery. He says the next few weeks are critical. His cattle and sheep have to be kept inside due to the floods and 10% of his sheep now have foot-rot.

17th January 2014. View of flooding from Glastonbury Tor.

2nd February 2014. Flooding in Godney.

2nd February 2014. Floods around Burrow Mump.

2nd February 2014. Children playing in flooded waters in Burrowbridge.

3rd February 2014. Flooded farm in Moorland. James Winslade has 840 acres and 790 are now under water. His parents house (pictured) is also flooded. It is 200 years old and stands on a site which has been built on since the doomsday book. Last year he lost £163,000 due to flooded lands.

2nd February 2014. Ian Merry (42) looks across his flooded farm in Othery. He says the next few weeks are critical. His cattle and sheep have to be kept inside due to the floods and 10% of his sheep now have foot-rot.

2nd February 2014. Ian Merry (42) at his flooded farm in Othery. He says the next few weeks are critical. His cattle and sheep have to be kept inside due to the floods and 10% of his sheep now have foot-rot.