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| Dolerw bridge from the river's edge |
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| now the river is down to normal winter height the wrens nesting holes in the bank are visible. |
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| wonder if its been left for the ducks to clean themselves. |
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| The river severn normal winter height from Dolerw Bridge |
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| The river severn in flood height from Dolerw Bridge |
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| the copse on Dolfor hill |
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| fungi on the wild rose |
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| Dandilions |
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| A well bored dead tree trunk |
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| moss and lychee on the council office roof Park rd |
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| A beech tree eating the kerb stones |
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| a knotted willow with lots of whiskers. |
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| a tree silhouette near the Oriel gallery |
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| the dolfor brook at flood line.Add caption |
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| the Dolfor brook entering the Severn |
Wales is a beautiful country. You mention Newtown and Powys....I think we were near there when we went to Wales in 1990. We stayed in Llanberis (hope I spelled it right) I enjoyed the week I spent there...mostly in northern Wales, but a little bit of southern Wales. My sister and her family had taken us there to roam around castle ruins mostly. I just love the castles...something we don't have over here :-) I also saw a hedgehog, which is something I had always wanted to see. No one in England/Wales ever seems to post photos of them...are they hard to find or so common no one cares about them?
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