The Elan Valley. 4 dams in a row !

A hike up the Elan Valley in mid-Wales, from the bottom to the top.
On the way we'll see the Caban Coch dam, the Garreg Ddu dam, the Pen-y-Garreg dam and finally, at the top, the Craig Goch dam.
I explain the history of the valley, the construction of the dams and then follow the Elan Valley Aqueduct to Birmingham.

[@KhurshidsChannel]

Beautiful place. Thank you for sharing.

[@richardbaker1825]

Well done Chap. Very informative.

[@GazingMonkey]

Thanks 👍

[@user-th2wv2ow8s]

That is very very beautiful and interesting and very understandable for me (I am another language speaker), thank you!!!

[@Blackhawk364]

I love your videos. I can't wait for the next one.

[@GazingMonkey]

Thanks ! I've been hindered by rainy weather recently but I'm looking forward to getting back out again.

[@Blackhawk364]

@GazingMonkey understandable. I have the same issue here lately. 👍

[@JamieHarding5]

Good video. As always very nicely explained.👍

[@GazingMonkey]

Thanks Jamie. I wanted to make that video for ages but had to wait for some bright weather.

[@JamieHarding5]

@GazingMonkey I know the feeling. I have big hikes planned. If I'm travelling I need the weather or a lot of the video gets lost. Hopefully we'll have more sun now. This vid will do well.👍 All the best on your next one.👋

[@martymartin2894]

Very nice video thanks. Amazing sites. This channel should grow very fast, excellent presentation and great camera shots and editing, a lot of effort put into this and it shows. Even the research about the dams. This could be a television documentary it's so well done.

[@GazingMonkey]

Glad you enjoyed it. It was great fun to make this video, even if it took two attempts. I'll be making more videos in that part of the country because there's so much cool stuff to see.

[@martymartin2894]

​@@GazingMonkeybe looking forward thanks.

[@martymartin2894]

I know what u said on your first journey when things started to go wrong, damn damn damn dammett 😅😅

[@ronaldevans9043]

The letter 'Y' in Welsh is pronounced 'uh' so it's "Pen uh garreg, just saying.