Martin Wall's Pictures of Crickhowell

Crickhowell Police Station

Crickhowell Police Station, High Street, Crickhowell, Powys NP8 1BE

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Blue Bell Wood (Coed Cefn) Crickhowell

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Blue Bell Wood (Coed Cefn) Crickhowell

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Blue Bell Wood (Coed Cefn) Crickhowell

Coed Cefn occupies a low, gentle hilltop overlooking Crickhowell which lies 1 mile to the west. Key features of the wood are: Ancient woodland site, Archaeological Feature (an Iron Age Hill Fort), Historical feature (the drystone wall and hedge boundary) and Informal public access. Most of the woodland canopy consists of blocks of oak and beech with self-sown Ash predominating on the southern side and a few remaining fir and spruce.

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Crickhowell Bridge

There was a bridge over the river at Crickhowell by the 15th century, but it was rebuilt in 1706. The pointed stone supports (called cutwaters) seen above were too smooth for the flow of the water through the arches. Like other rivers in the more mountainous parts of Wales the River Usk can quickly rise to fast-flowing flood conditions. This attractive old bridge is famous for having 12 stone arches on one side and 13 arches on the other !

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Crickhowell Bridge

There was a bridge over the river at Crickhowell by the 15th century, but it was rebuilt in 1706. The pointed stone supports (called cutwaters) seen above were too smooth for the flow of the water through the arches. Like other rivers in the more mountainous parts of Wales the River Usk can quickly rise to fast-flowing flood conditions. This attractive old bridge is famous for having 12 stone arches on one side and 13 arches on the other !

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Swan Inn, Crickhowell

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Blue Bell Wood (Coed Cefn)

Coed Cefn occupies a low, gentle hilltop overlooking Crickhowell which lies 1 mile to the west. Key features of the wood are: Ancient woodland site, Archaeological Feature (an Iron Age Hill Fort), Historical feature (the drystone wall and hedge boundary) and Informal public access. Most of the woodland canopy consists of blocks of oak and beech with self-sown Ash predominating on the southern side and a few remaining fir and spruce.

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Crickhowell Collared Doves on fence

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Swan Inn Beer Delivery

Swan Inn Llanbedr Rd, Crickhowell

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Crickhowell Collared Dove (aka Ring Neck Dove) on fence

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