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SpringfieldPhoto

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Mellincwrt Falls

30-01-2021, 11:00

Mellincwrt Falls are located in South Wales Nr Neath. The postal code is SA11 4AP and will get you to the car park. The walk to the falls is on the opposite side of the road and there is a good footpath that runs for approximately 500 meters leading to the falls. These pictures were taken in springtime after some rainfall.
Mellincwrt Falls Spring Small 1.jpg Mellincwrt Falls Spring Small 2.jpg

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Trev B

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30-01-2021, 13:05

Two nice shots, especially the first one. -- Went there a few years back although in the autumn and it was raining.

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30-01-2021, 14:51

These are good...the first nicely composed with the branches framing the falls.
(thanks for the postcode)

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30-01-2021, 15:26

Two nice shots, though agree with Trev., prefer #one. It would be interesting to know what it's like now after all this rain and snow!

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30-01-2021, 18:32

Two well taken shots.

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01-02-2021, 14:33

Two great photos well done.

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SpringfieldPhoto

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09-02-2021, 07:38

Can't help with how it looks now but here is it after a dry spell. _K3_1362S.jpg

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