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Photography by John Ball - 31st December 1997 (with Agfa ePhoto-307 digital camera)

This stone aqueduct, built in the 1790s, once carried the Swansea Canal over the river Twrch.

For centuries, the Twrch marked the boundary between the counties of Glamorgan (on the left) and Breconshire (on the right).

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