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cunningcorgi Senior Member Posts : 71 Location : Status : Offline |
Cefn Glas tunnel Went to Cefn Glas tunnel today and it was the wettest I have ever seen it there. Still possible to go through but you would nearly need a raincoat in places. Even the dog had enough and turned back so didn't go all the way through.Hopefully we'll have a drier week this week so I can give it a shot again next week. ---------------------- |
 Sun 25 Sep 2011 @ 18:44
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ratty Admin Posts : 96 Location : Pontypridd Status : Offline |
Did you take any photos? I'm glad I'm not the only one to take a dog. My springer goes though most tunnels with me. ---------------------- |
Sun 25 Sep 2011 @ 21:32
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cunningcorgi Senior Member Posts : 71 Location : Status : Offline |
I didn't because it was a bit of a p**sy day. I had planned to walk it first (Quakers Yard to Abercynon) and then take a few pictures on the return leg but didn't bother when the dog bolted off ! The fields beside the QY portal are full of sheep so didn't want the local farmer to use the dog as a shotgun target. I'll go back next weekend or during the week if I get the chance and will get a few photos. Going to have to revisit a lot of tunnels now I do have the camera ! |
Sun 25 Sep 2011 @ 21:50
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