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A Quick Snap
The following image shows the area now known as Abercynon woods. The viaduct over the River Taff. St Cynon’s Chruch and school is visible in the background. The viaduct in the foreground is still standing and in use as a bridge across the river Taff. The cottage behind the viaduct was, for many years, the home of Gomer Morgan. In front of the cottage, on the side of the path, a brick sluice…
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The Abertaf Feeder Bridge
The Abertaf Feeder Bridge spanned the Taff for 167 years. Sadly, it was destroyed in Strom Bert, months before it was due to repoen.
One of the main problems faced by the operators of the Glamorgan Canal was how to keep it topped up with water. If there wasn’t enough water in the canal, it couldn’t operate. Maintaining water levels in the Abercynon 16 set of locks proved particularly problematic. To solve this issue a number of canal feeders were constructed. Opened in 1857 the Abertaf Feeder carried water from a weir at…
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Last Night on The Wheels of Steel at CRAWDADDY!
Before our debut in the big city (LONDON BABBBYYY) x
The Fiddlers Elbow, Camden - 3rd of MAY
We'll be bringing our folky tinge to Funk Nations awesome night, supporting 4oz of Groove.
This'll be our first trip out to London with the band so we're all really looking forward to it. If you're local & free on the night definitely think about popping down.
http://www.facebook.com/events/326920790764153/
AR, x
