| Above: Bare branches seem to
point to the distant spire of St. Peter's Church, Pontardawe. |
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Above: Upon arriving closer
to our goal, we see this lovely reflection. |
| Above: We have reached St. Peter's Church,
built in 1863 and featuring the striking 197 ft. high spire. After a stop for a bite of
lunch, it will be time to turn around and walk back! |
| Above: These geese seem to be waiting for
the modern barge to get close enough for them to board. |
| Two local rugby teams meet at the Pontardawe
Playing Fields for a Saturday game. This field is on the site of the Pontardawe Tin-plate
Works which closed in the 1960s. No doubt they made use of the transportation offered by the
Swansea Canal. |
| Grazing cows and barking farm dogs tell
us we are almost back to where we started. Soon we'll sit down, take off our shoes and have
a nice, hot cuppa! |
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