Typical rural Welsh crossroads?
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Typical rural Welsh crossroads?
Image: © Zorba the Geek Taken: 3 Oct 2007
Many Welsh side-roads - in Cardiganshire anyway - are narrow and steeply banked, emerging onto larger roads rather suddenly and with little visibility. That said, there are a lot of them, providing an impressive network among the many small farms.
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Image Location
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52.092335
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-4.471853