Afon Wysg (River Usk) northeast of Newport

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Afon Wysg (River Usk) northeast of Newport

Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 1 Apr 2016

A stretch of the Afon Wysg (River Usk) to the northeast of the city of Newport (Gwent, formerly Monmouthshire). The Usk has a particularly serpentine course at this point, meandering in wide arcs as it flows towards the sea. The photo was taken from a covered decked area adjoining the St Julian Inn http://www.stjulian.co.uk (which serves very reasonably priced food) to the south of the historic town of Caerleon.

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