Sunday, 25 June 2017

32) Velindre Bridge from Tydraw Hill


I used to live in a part of Port Talbot called Velindre. It’s not far from the town centre – a five minute walk really, but there’s only two ways into the area, which actually gives it a sense of community and almost a village feel. Coming from the town centre you have to cross a bridge to get there. When I first moved to Velindre in 1987 it was a very nice stone bridge, which has since been replaced with an inoffensive metal affair. This sketch was also made from my vantage point on Tydraw Hill, and shows the former Glanafan Lower School building.

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