near to Clydach Vale, Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales
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in grid square SS9691
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Footpath fords the Ogwr Fach
by John Lord
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Ger Mynydd Pwll yr Hebog / Near Mynydd Pwll yr Hebog
Cerddwyr yn mynd i gyfeiriad Mynydd Pwll yr Hebog.
Walkers heading in the direction of Mynydd Pwll yr Hebog (trans. hawk pool mountain).
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Wind turbine under repair
by Alan Hughes
This wind turbine was not working. Note the two engineers’ vehicles to the left and the open canopy on top of the turbine.
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Steep-sided valley of the Ogwr Fach
by John Lord
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Ogwr Fach, looking upstream
by John Lord
Taken just below where the footpath fords the stream
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Footpath near the Ogwr Fach ford
by John Lord
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Approaching the Ogwr Fach ford
by John Lord
The footpath makes a hairpin bend at the ford
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Looking down the valley of the Ogwr Fach
by John Lord
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Turbine under repair
by Alan Hughes
See SS9691 : Wind turbine under repair.
The engineers are at work inside the pod at the top. Note the winch arm and cable.
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Pant y Wal wind farm
by Alan Hughes
Thanks to Storm Bella, Boxing Day 2020 saw wind farms generate over 50% of the UK’s energy consumption. On one day earlier in the month the production level reached 17.3 gigawatts.
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