Embankment at Caersws
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Image: © John Lucas Taken: 24 May 2001
An embankment to the west of Caersws of unknown (to me) purpose. It appears to partly follow the route of a marked Roman road but alternatively may be some form of flood defence. Any further information would be appreciated.