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I was inspired to add a bit of information here because I managed a photo on this weeks (Goty 2007 Week 43) final selection. AND the following week (Goty 2007 Week 44) . This really pleased me.
Wonderful stuff this geographing, it helps me with my spelling (at 66 I still need help) Thank you all moderators! It helps get me out more, but living in the Border Marches that is not a real problem, and allows me to promote all those things I consider to be important.

I moved to Victoria Street, Rhosllannerchrugog in 1994. Within a few months I had discovered the Llangollen Canal , The Llangollen Railway Errdig and the fact that I had a mountain out the back .

We have a lot of rain so we have some great rivers, some big , some smaller and some a lot smaller and they all flood sometimes . With all this rain reservoirs have been built to supply drinking water and to help regulate water flows .
Early in 1995 I stopped at Safeways (now Morrisons) in Y Trallwng (Welshpool) whilst on a journey from South Wales, and discovered The Montgomery Canal. That was me hooked! A derelict canal being restored! For the last twelve years I have walked, cycled and canoed "The Monty" and, of course, photographed it. Along came Geographs and the rest is history. The canal starts here which was the initial northern restoration to Aston. Meanwhile sections to the north and south of Y Trallwng have been restored furthest north is , and south is .
In the meantime the Aston to Gronwen wharf section was being restored, there is a nature reserve at Aston top lock and some 3 miles of restored canal . There are 3 locks at Aston the bottom of which is my favourite complete with stone seat to watch the world go by . I had a front row seat when John Craven opened this section on the 4 April 2003 . The limit of navigation is at present Gronwen Wharf but work is underway on the next section.
Much of the next few miles of the canal is dry and some degradation of the structure has taken place. This means that restoration is often complex and expensive.

Thomas Telford had always been someone I admired and here in North Wales were two examples of his supervision of major civil engineering projects. The Pont Cysyllte Aqueduct and the Holyhead Road with the famous bridges at Capel Curig & Menai .

This area has a few of these and at least two of these .

This is North Wales and The Border marches so we must include some real stars: and
MORE TO COME.