Pontcysylite Aqueduct

That place always scares me. Thank you for sharing your
trip out.

That was fast, Diane!

I hope to go back, but in warmer weather - lol if it had been very much colder we could almost have skated.

They do day-boat hire, but it needs a minimum number of people that's more than me and my friend. Hmm, a GoY day out??

A super place for a walk...but perhaps in warmer weather in future. Great pics!

thanks, Waddy. Just occured to me to try to visualise it in the old days, horses towing narrowboats must have been quite a sight from below

And no rail on the far side, so anyone leaning over the side of a boat would have a vry clear view all the way down to the ground - urk. I think i'd feel slightly less happy with no rail there

Some one I know up here has a - drone, is it called? flying thing with a camera. He got some brilliant photos of the Aqueduct - I'll have to get him to jon Fet so he can post some!

That might be interesting.

Only been there in the summertime Fran, don't think I'd fancy walking across if it was winter and slippery, my hubby won't even go near the pathway, he nearly has a blue fit when we are walking onto the aquaduct, you are obviously enjoying living there and visiting the new places....

We only went a little way [partly becaues of the cold, partly because of the iced puddles]; my friend Ron warned me when people were coming towards us so that I could stand by the railings and let them take the "outside edge" past us.

Perception of heights is a strange thing. My dad couldn't look over from high places - walkways round church towers etc, no matter how strong or tall the railings were. lol maybe it helps a bit to have slibhtly fuzzed vision?