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Llangollen Canal at Chirk for World Photography Day
World Photography started off by being very murky and by the time we had driven the 10 miles to our destination, the fine mist had turned into a steady drizzle and then heavier rain. So we had a coffee and decided to wait for some improvement. Sure enough it eventually stopped raining for long enough to get the camera our of the bag and take a couple of shots. The aqueduct is part of the World heritage Site which includes the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, both aqueducts were designed by designed by civil engineers Thomas Telford and William Jessop.
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I like both PiPs as well,
Happy new week:)
Nice receding line for the photo. I happen to love gray days, so this pleases me just fine.
I didn't get to see any of the aquaducts when I was in England, wish I had. The history is wonderful.
You say you drove 10 miles, so had you pre-thought about taking this photo for the event?
Amelia club has replied to raingirl clubraingirl club has replied to Amelia clubThe evocative atmosphere adds a certain mystery to this remarkable place.
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