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| Title | Afon Cerist. North of the bridge 200526 the river flows down a very straight, possibly man-made channel. |
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Penny Mayes
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| Date | 12 Sep 2007 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 480 x 640 |
| Retrieved from source on | 10 Sep 2012 21:34:49 (UTC) |
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Afon Cerist - Upstream of bridge on road from Carnedd
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Afon Cerist. North of the bridge 200526 the river flows down a very straight, possibly man-made channel.
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Bridge over Afon Cerist, near Caersws, near to Caersws, Powys, Great Britain.
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Afon Cerist
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Afon Cerist. The river makes two right-angle bends to pass beneath the bridge 200526. Confusingly, the river is marked as Afon Trannon a short distance upstream.
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Bull at Tyn-y-pwll Together with his harem and young calves.
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Cattle grazing by Afon Trannon The nearer hedge line marks the course of the now dismantled railway line.
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Back lane from Trefeglwys to Caersws
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Tyn-y-pwll Farming beef in the Trannon/Cerist valley.
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The fruits of the blossom
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Hawthorn in flower
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Hawthorn in flower
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The lane to Trewythen fawr
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Ewes and lambs
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Grazing land beside the Afon Cerist
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Access road to Tyn-y-pwll
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Bridge over Colwyn Brook This new footbridge has been built to allow a diversion of the public right of way away from Glantrannon farmyard.
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Diverted footpath These notices are to inform walkers that the right of way through Glantrannon farmyard has now been diverted slightly to the north-west. A perfectly reasonable arrangement, giving pr…
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Farm Buildings Beside Lane, Near Caersws, near to Caersws, Powys, Great Britain. Farm buildings beside a lane that forms part of the walking route from Caersws to Trefeglwys. At this point the lane fo…
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Colwyn Brook Viewed on a cold frosty morning.
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| County | Powys |
| Region | Wales |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mAfon Cerist - Upstream of bridge on road from Carnedd
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0 mAfon Cerist. North of the bridge 200526 the river flows down a very straight, possibly man-made channel.
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370 mTyn-y-pwll Farming beef in the Trannon/Cerist valley.
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936 mFarm Buildings Beside Lane, Near Caersws, near to Caersws, Powys, Great Britain. Farm buildings beside a lane that forms part of the walking route from Caersws to Trefeglwys. At this point the lane follows the route of a roman road. The photograph was taken in early morning mist.
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943 mColwyn Brook Viewed on a cold frosty morning.
