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near to Aberdulais, Neath Port Talbot/Castell-Nedd Port Talbot, Wales

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	A work party at the long shed at Tonna Workshop on the Neath Canal by Hywel Jenkins The Neath and Tennant Canal Society members meet at Tonna workshop on a regular basis to perform tasks such as weed cutting and general maintenance. The members are standing outside the ruins of the "long shed" which has a saw... (more)
	Ordnance Survey Rivet by Adrian Dust This OS rivet can be found on the front of Sion Chapel. It marks a point 38.262m above mean sea level.
	Dulais Rock Inn by Alan Hughes Now derelict and subject to vandalism.
	Water Wheel by Chris Shaw Sited at the old tin works this is actually a modern wheel built within a National Trust project to generate electricity for the site.
	Aberdulais falls by Hywel Williams The falls at Aberdulais have less flow than usual due to recent lower rain levels. In parallel with the falls, the National Trust have built a power generating station which not only provides electricity for the site, but also provides a... (more)
	Waterwheel, Aberdulais Falls by Fiona Andrew The restored and working waterwheel at Aberdulais Falls, owned and operated by the National Trust
	Calor Neath Customer Operations Centre nameboard, Tonna by Jaggery Facing the B4434 Dulais Fach Road in May 2016. A Welcome to Tonna sign is on the left.
	Canal Boat by Anthony Gostling
	B4434 Park Street, Tonna by Colin Pyle
	Footpath - Aberdulais Falls by Mick Lobb The River Dulais runs through a gorge formed by glaciers during the last ice age. Sinkholes were formed by water flowing beneath the glacier and these can still be seen at the site. The falls gave rise to the foundation of one of... (more)
	River Neath at Aberdulais by Robert Davies The River Neath at Aberdulais seen through a viewing hole in the wall at St Anne's Terrace, Tonna. A road bridge, the Vale of Neath Railway bridge and the Neath Canal aqueduct are visible in the distance.
	A4109 Main Road, Aberdulais by Colin Pyle