Part twenty of a photo series based on a walk along the entire 354km length of United Kingdom’s longest river, The Severn.
This leg ran 25km from Hafren Forest to Caerswys via Severn-break-its-Neck or Hafren-Torri-Gwddf waterfall.
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Detail of tensile fabric facade, The Wave Car park, Cardiff Bay, Wales. Architects: Scott Brownrigg
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Detail of Copper oxide coated sheet steel cladding, Wales Millennium Centre by Percy Thomas Architects, 2004. Cardiff Bay, Wales. Calligraphy reads Creu Gwir Fel Gwydr O Ffwrnais Awen (Welsh) In These Stones Horizons Sing (English)
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Cedar wood ceiling inside the National Assembly for Wales Senedd (Senate) Building. Architect: Richard Rogers Partnership, 2006. Cardiff Bay, Wales.
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Bannau Sir Gaer. Fan Foel (in distance with rounded top) & Picws Du (flat topped peak). Brecon Beacons, Wales
Picws Du (Bannau Sir Gaer) seen from Fan Foel, West Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales
Open moor on Cefn Mawr in the West Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales
Heather stalks arranged in swirling pattern on moorland by rain water. West Brecon Beacons Mountains, Wales
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Photography © Quintin Lake, 2010
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