llangollen

This DVD captures the magic of a spectacular journey on the most beautiful of all the British Narrow Canals. Starting in the Cheshire plain, it climbs steadily through the heart of Britain's dairy farming country to the pretty market town of Whitchurch in Shropshire. From here there is a 23 mile long level pound across the marshes and mosses of the Welsh Borders or marches, as it hops in and out of the Principality. At Ellesmere, the canal passes right between the lakes of Shropshire's miniature lake district, where you can moor right at the centre of one of the finest beauty spots in England. Now the canal enters the most spectacular scenery of all as it tunnels beneath the Welsh mountains, and strides across river gorges on tall slender legs. The highlight of the journey has to be the passage across Telford's Aqueduct at Pontcysyllte, 120 feet above the valley floor. Finally, the canal hugs the edge of the Dee Valley as it slips quietly into the town of Llangollen at roof top level.





Llangollen			Price £14.99 Available for purchase on-line from our sister company redumbrella. In PAL DVD-R format, suitable for the UK, European and Australia / New Zealand markets. Will also play in laptops anywhere.
			This DVD captures the magic of a spectacular journey on the most beautiful of all the British Narrow Canals. Starting in the Cheshire plain, it climbs steadily through the heart of Britain's dairy farming country to the pretty market town of Whitchurch in Shropshire. From here there is a 23 mile long level pound across the marshes and mosses of the Welsh Borders or marches, as it hops in and out of the Principality. At Ellesmere, the canal passes right between the lakes of Shropshire's miniature lake district, where you can moor right at the centre of one of the finest beauty spots in England. Now the canal enters the most spectacular scenery of all as it tunnels beneath the Welsh mountains, and strides across river gorges on tall slender legs. The highlight of the journey has to be the passage across Telford's Aqueduct at Pontcysyllte, 120 feet above the valley floor. Finally, the canal hugs the edge of the Dee Valley as it slips quietly into the town of Llangollen at roof top level.