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[Tidenham bend and cliffs, Chepstow, Wales] (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded February 2013
[Tubular Bridge, Chepstow, Wales] (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded February 2013
[The bridge, I, Chepstow, Wales] (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded February 2013
Bleddfa school children July 1911 from Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales uploaded April 2009
Headmaster and staff of Builth Wells Primary from Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales uploaded April 2009
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Bleddfa school children July 1911
- elaios2008 said:
- My Nametags said:
Headmaster and staff of Builth Wells Primary
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elaios2008 said:
Looking at them I wish I could have a chat with them, sure I would find inspiration and a lot of good stories...
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Malcolm Probert said:
The 1911 County Primary School still stands. The majority of the High School was demolished in the 1980s, with just the oldest part remaining. The photo shows the canteen kitchen block, across the road from the 1911 school, shared with the adjacent High School.
[Tidenham bend and cliffs, Chepstow, Wales] (LOC)
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Darkroom Daze said:
River Wye in foreground. A famous view for British geomorphologists as it shows the development of a river meander as the river progressively undercuts the bank beneath the viewpoint leaving a record of older meander positions behind it.
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Arden said:
thank you Darkroom Daze for your explanation of this image. We will add the River Wye to the description when we update.
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Darkroom Daze said:
Arden Glad to help. The River Wye in this area shows examples of this and various other classic geomorphological features (e.g. the river is 'incised' and 'superimposed'). The bedrock geology of the Carboniferous (Misissippian) Limetone exposed in the cliffs here, and also seen in other Chepstow postcards posted here, is also of geological interest. But I assumed more information about these things would be more technical than you would want!
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Vicky_laps said:
Its so pretty ! GOOD JOB
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Linus Wärn said:
Vicky_laps The Library of Congress didn't take these photos. They are 100 years old! ;-)