The title of my previous post was slightly wrong as the canal goes on for a further 2 miles but is unnavigable for normal boats and this is the absolute end - but....
on the other side is the River Dee and a certain Mr Telford built this weir known as the Horseshoe Falls. The depth of the water above the falls is the same as the head of the canal - keeping it topped up. Simple engineering but bloody clever all the same, how did they get the heights right?
One for my sister. This welsh pony, strangely called Taff, pulled the flat bottomed tourist boat up to the head of the canal.
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