Beautiful photographs and amazing scenery Cathy! I think I saw this featured in ‘Canal Journeys’ with Timothy West and Prunella Scales. Thank you for sharing and much love to you all xxx
I remember Trevor well, in a past life I was married to a welshman who’s idea was to take us all to Trevor where we were to walk the length of the aquaduct. Nice you may think…. petrified of heights as I am this was almost as bad as the helicopter ride for my birthday. On a lighter note beatiful photographs a fantastic feat of engineering.
I love looking at the bridges. There’s something so majestic and commanding about a structure so massive and purposeful. And the dizzying height of them is rather humbling! Thanks for this post, Cathy!~
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Beautiful bridge, stunning photos
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Thanks so much 🙂
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Great shots, Cathy!
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Thanks, Jan 🙂
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Beautiful photographs and amazing scenery Cathy! I think I saw this featured in ‘Canal Journeys’ with Timothy West and Prunella Scales. Thank you for sharing and much love to you all xxx
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Thank you, Xenia 🙂 Yes, I think I remember them going over an aqueduct too. Love back at you xxx
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Thank you Cathy☺xxx
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Thanks for the hint about the show, whippetwisdom; that sounds interesting. I’ve bookmarked it to watch on Youtube later.
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You are very welcome, enjoy the show! :o)
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So beautiful, and fascinating – a bridge for water over water. I’d love to see this sometime.
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Not sure I’d like to travel over it but it’s a sight to see.
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I remember Trevor well, in a past life I was married to a welshman who’s idea was to take us all to Trevor where we were to walk the length of the aquaduct. Nice you may think…. petrified of heights as I am this was almost as bad as the helicopter ride for my birthday. On a lighter note beatiful photographs a fantastic feat of engineering.
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Thank you 🙂 I couldn’t walk on the aqueduct, far too high for me, and as for helicopter rides….
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Exactly!
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I love looking at the bridges. There’s something so majestic and commanding about a structure so massive and purposeful. And the dizzying height of them is rather humbling! Thanks for this post, Cathy!~
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Dizzying heights is right 😉 As long as I’m on the ground I love looking at them too. Thanks, Claire.
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I’ve been over the aqueduct in a narrow boat. Was as part of a photography field trip back when I was at college. Wonderful!
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It must be a great experience.. if you have a head for heights 🙂
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I’d love to cross this in a boat! It looks terrifying but amazing. Wonderful shots, Cathy!
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Thanks, Val. I’d definitely be terrified 😉
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Thst is idyllic! You live near some pretty amazing places, Cathy!
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We’re very lucky. There are incredible places by you, too 🙂
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There certainly are!
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Great photos, Cathy. The hand depicting local industry is really interesting.
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Thanks, Michelle. I was fascinated by the hand.
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