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	Banded Demoiselle by River Severn by Peter Craine This is a type of damselfly found by waterside vegetation, distinctive by the 'thumbprint' mark on its wings. Not sure about the flowers - maybe some sort of yellowcress?
	The fields are awash by John Firth Severn upstream from Llandrinio bridge
	Llandrinio Bridge by Derek Harper Built over the Severn in 1775; seen from the Severn Way, looking downstream.
	On the Severn Way near Llandrinio by Jeremy Bolwell The embankment makes for very pleasant walking. I have no idea what the metal box is.
	A benign River Severn by Row17
	Llandrinio bridge by Bill Harrison The handsome bridge over the River Severn was built in 1775 and is grade-I listed (Cadw record 7614 Link ). It now carries the B4393 road.
	Llandrinio Bridge by Robin Webster A narrow bridge over the River Severn with WWII anti-tank blocks.
	Llwybr Hafren - Severn Way information board by John Firth
	Breidden Hill from part of the Severn Way near Llandrinio by Jeremy Bolwell Rodney's Pillar is visible. The quarry is very visible.
	River Severn at Llandrinio by Peter Craine This was a haven for wildlife. The birds in the distance are swans.
	Traffic lights at Llandrinio bridge by Eirian Evans The bridge over the Severn at Llandrinio is very narrow and traffic lights have been installed to control the traffic. The bridge was regarded as a strategic point in the 2nd World War and was fortified against invasion. The concrete blocks... (more)
	Flooded fields by Llandrinio bridge by John Firth