Bridging That Gap
"I stood in Venice on the Bridge of sighs, a palace and a prison at each hand..."
Photographs of anything to "bridge that gap".
Photographs of anything to "bridge that gap".
Watton Wharf & Bridge 165, Monmouthshire-Brecon Canal, Brecon 23 August 2017
Artist's impression of Watton Wharf in the 1850s (see adjacent photograph for the scene today). Photographed from the information board there.
Watton Wharf & Bridge 165, Monmouthshire-Brecon Canal, Brecon 23 August 2017
Now tranquil, in the 1850s, Watton Wharf was a thriving industrial wharf loading and unloading coal, lime and limestone for and from the adjacent Watton limekilns. On the far bank, a tramway went on to Hay on Wye and beyond. See adjacent photograph for a depiction if the same scene in the 1850s.
Bridge 165 & Watton Wharf, Monmouthshire-Brecon Canal, Brecon 23 August 2017
Bridge 165 at Watton Wharf viewed from the South. To the right of the bridge, the archway through which ran the tramway to Hay on Wye (see adjacent photograph for an artist's impression of the tramway in operation.
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