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Waterfall copper coloured stream
© Geoff Newman (view gallery)
Taken in the summer Brecon Beacons National Park.

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Llangorse lake
© David Venables (view gallery)

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Bracon Beacons National Park
© Trevor Davis (view gallery)

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Brecon Beacons National Park
© Anthony Ladds (view gallery)
Pen y Fan as seen from the A40 near Trecastle

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Llangorse lake
© David Venables (view gallery)

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A Garden, Brecon, Powys
© Roland Flower (view gallery)
A Garden in the Brecon Beacons

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Brecon fresh water flow.
© Geoffrey Peyton (view gallery)
This was the purest water I have ever drank naturally.

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Misty Morning
© David Venables (view gallery)
Early morning at Llangorse Lake in Wales

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Sgwd Yr Eira
© Geoff Newman (view gallery)
Waterfall area Brecon Beacons National Park, you can walk behind this waterfall

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Brecon Cathedral
© Terry Martin (view gallery)
This Cathedral may not be all that inspiring from the outside, but don't pass it by go inside and experience its beauty.

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Waterfall stream
© Geoff Newman (view gallery)
Taken in August

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Waterfall
© Geoff Newman (view gallery)
These waterfalls are between Penderyn and Glyn Neath

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Brecon Beacons National Park
© Anthony Ladds (view gallery)
Autumnal scene near Myddfai

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Time to chill out!
© Graham John Willetts (view gallery)

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Lord of all he surveys
© Graham John Willetts (view gallery)

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Llangorse lake
© David Venables (view gallery)
Evening light at Llangorse

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Afon Mellte
© Geoff Newman (view gallery)
Afon Mellte tributary, Brecon Beacons National Park

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Llangorse lake Breacon
© David Venables (view gallery)
Llangorse lake in the Breacon Beacons

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Reflections Brecon, Powys
© Roland Flower (view gallery)
Brecon Beacons, Light and Shade

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Breacon Beacons, Powys
© Roland Flower (view gallery)
A Storm is gathering

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Brecon Beacons
© Trevor Davis (view gallery)

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Jack on The Pig Sty Wall
© Roland Flower (view gallery)
On the Farm in The Brecon Beacons Jack on Guard

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Sunshine and showers in the Brecon Beacons
© Anthony Ladds (view gallery)

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A Victim of the Beacons
© Roland Flower (view gallery)
This memorial garden at the Brecon Beacon National Park was made by the children of the village. It tells the story of five year old Tommy Jones who got lost in the Beacons in the 1900 and after along search his body was found and brought down to the village. The children made this tribute to Tommy in the form of a garden. I found it avery emotive place, well worth a visit

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Brecon Beacons National Park
© Martin Humphreys (view gallery)

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Brecon
© Graham John Willetts (view gallery)

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Brecon Beacons by Graham Willetts
© Graham John Willetts (view gallery)

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A cottage veiw
© Roland Flower (view gallery)
Looking out over the Brecons. Framed by the cottage window.

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Long winding Brecon road.
© Geoffrey Peyton (view gallery)

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Brecon Beacons
© Sue Tym (view gallery)

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By still waters
© Graham John Willetts (view gallery)

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Brecon Mountain Railway
© Sue Tym (view gallery)

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Red Kite in flight
© Sue Tym (view gallery)
taken from a train on the Brecon Mountain Railway

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A Plaque made by the children
© Roland Flower (view gallery)
A plaque pannel from the momument that the children of the Bracons made in memory of Tommy Jones.

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Grwyne Fawr
© Martin Wall (view gallery)
The Grwyne Fawr is a river in the Brecon Beacons National Park in south Wales. A section of it forms the administrative border between Powys and Monmouthshire. The river and its major tributary the Grwyne Fechan flow into the River Usk at Glangrwyney. The name probably originates from gweryn or gwerynau and mawr/fawr meaning 'large river at the wet place

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