A very old
disused railway station 'Cynonville Halt' in the Afan valley,
Wales, UK, Late afternoon against the sun during the September
Indian Summer of 2003.
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This canal
and bridge are relics of the industrial revolution, 120 years
old and still strong. Bridges over the Tennant Canal built for
the transport of coal etc mined in the valleys to Swansea docks.
Near Jersey Marine village, Swansea. South Wales, UK. I think
the bridges are still in use.
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Lilly pads
on the canal, Very near to the bridge shot, This is the Tennant
Canal in the other direction. Against the sun, Late afternoon
in September 2003. Swansea is not visible and is 3 miles in
the distance.
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Picnic
bench at The Afan Argoed Welsh Miners Museum, Afan Valley, Wales,
UK. Photographed in the late afternoon against the sun.
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A footpath
gate of a disused railway crossing about 100 years old. Located
at Cwmafan, In the Afan valley.
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The north
parapet of the disused railway bridge at Cynonville Halt featured
at the begining of this gallery. The station platform is down
behind the wall.
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Junction
42 of the M4 motorway, Exit to Swansea at Earlswood, I understand
that the bridges and excavation of junction 42 was second only
in size to the excavation of the Channel Tunnel and were constructed
about the same time.
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