Boat coracle wales hi-res stock photography and images

Ancient Briton with a Coracle, a primitive boat of hides stretched over a wicker frame. Still used in Wales, remains have been found dating back perhaps 4,000 years. Engraving, London, 1880. Stock Photo

RMDYEJ1D–Ancient Briton with a Coracle, a primitive boat of hides stretched over a wicker frame. Still used in Wales, remains have been found dating back perhaps 4,000 years. Engraving, London, 1880.

Coracle Fishing - Cenarth, Wales Stock Photo

RMDRF1D9–Coracle Fishing - Cenarth, Wales

Postcard of a Welsh Coracle or Fishing Boat at Kilgerran Gorge, South Wales postally used 1905 Stock Photo

RMC26K8F–Postcard of a Welsh Coracle or Fishing Boat at Kilgerran Gorge, South Wales postally used 1905

Welsh Coracle men - Carmarthen, Wales. The Carmarthen coracle is of a rounder and deeper design, as it is used in tidal waters on the Tywi River, where there are no rapids. Date: 1905 Stock Photo

RMG3BWYD–Welsh Coracle men - Carmarthen, Wales. The Carmarthen coracle is of a rounder and deeper design, as it is used in tidal waters on the Tywi River, where there are no rapids. Date: 1905

Man Paddling Coracle, Wales, 'Classical Portfolio of Primitive Carriers', by Marshall M. Kirman, World Railway Publ. Co., Illustration, 1895 Stock Photo

RMETBKPE–Man Paddling Coracle, Wales, 'Classical Portfolio of Primitive Carriers', by Marshall M. Kirman, World Railway Publ. Co., Illustration, 1895

RMB1F131–Welsh coracle Wales UK

Man carrying a Welsh coracle on his back. From Welsh Pictures, published 1880. Stock Photo

RM2J13DPN–Man carrying a Welsh coracle on his back. From Welsh Pictures, published 1880.

Wales in 1939 -A young Welshman carrying his coracle on his back. Stock Photo

RM2R23YHA–Wales in 1939 -A young Welshman carrying his coracle on his back.

A man carrying a coracle on his back in Monmouth, Wales in the late 19th century. Stock Photo

RMC4CF59–A man carrying a coracle on his back in Monmouth, Wales in the late 19th century.

Coracle fishermen on the River Severn near Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England. The coracle is a small one-person boat, originally of animal skin stretched over a wooden frame. In Britain, it has been in use for more than 2,000 years and there are still a few people licensed to use them for salmon and sea-trout fishing in Wales. From 'Scenes in England' by the Rev. Isaac Taylor, London, 1822. Hand-coloured engraving. Stock Photo

RMD95P72–Coracle fishermen on the River Severn near Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England. The coracle is a small one-person boat, originally of animal skin stretched over a wooden frame. In Britain, it has been in use for more than 2,000 years and there are still a few people licensed to use them for salmon and sea-trout fishing in Wales. From 'Scenes in England' by the Rev. Isaac Taylor, London, 1822. Hand-coloured engraving.

Ancient British coracle boat river Wales England corougle corracle curricle coricle willow fishing fisherman transport canoe Stock Photo

RMC8GT5R–Ancient British coracle boat river Wales England corougle corracle curricle coricle willow fishing fisherman transport canoe

Coracle on wall of Public House in Cilgerran, West Wales, UK Stock Photo

RMACNDHH–Coracle on wall of Public House in Cilgerran, West Wales, UK

Jan. 01, 1967 - Coracles The Thames: For the Holiday in Wales exhibition currently running at Waterloo station, TWW (the ITV Company) have brought three coracle makers up from Carmarthenshire. They are two brothers Glyn and Gareth Elias and their cousin Raymond Rees. This morning, Glyn Elias and Raymond Rees each launched a coracle on the Thames, off Festival Hall Pier, and rowed their unusual craft on the river, and cast their nets. This primitive type of river boat, the origin of which stretches back into antiquity, is still used for finishing some of the rivers of Carmarthenshire Stock Photo

RME0XHTT–Jan. 01, 1967 - Coracles The Thames: For the Holiday in Wales exhibition currently running at Waterloo station, TWW (the ITV Company) have brought three coracle makers up from Carmarthenshire. They are two brothers Glyn and Gareth Elias and their cousin Raymond Rees. This morning, Glyn Elias and Raymond Rees each launched a coracle on the Thames, off Festival Hall Pier, and rowed their unusual craft on the river, and cast their nets. This primitive type of river boat, the origin of which stretches back into antiquity, is still used for finishing some of the rivers of Carmarthenshire

Glyn Elias and his cousin Raymond Rees from Carmarthenshire in Wales, manoeuvre their coracles in the River Thames. They have been brought to London by the ITV company TWW for the Holiday in Wales exhibition at Waterloo Station. Stock Photo

RMGAWB8R–Glyn Elias and his cousin Raymond Rees from Carmarthenshire in Wales, manoeuvre their coracles in the River Thames. They have been brought to London by the ITV company TWW for the Holiday in Wales exhibition at Waterloo Station.

The coracle owing to its maneuverability has served several purposes in course of time. At one time they were used for punishment of criminals. History records that wrongdoers whose crime deserved death were put to sea in “boat of one hide” & driven from land. less sinister use to which they are still put is sheep dipping. The coracle men take their craft out on the remote rivers of Wales and paddle around among the sheep as they are being dipped making sure that none get drowned & that all are properly dipped. In this picture the coracles are being carried over the rocks near Cenarth Falls. Stock Photo

RMENW06C–The coracle owing to its maneuverability has served several purposes in course of time. At one time they were used for punishment of criminals. History records that wrongdoers whose crime deserved death were put to sea in “boat of one hide” & driven from land. less sinister use to which they are still put is sheep dipping. The coracle men take their craft out on the remote rivers of Wales and paddle around among the sheep as they are being dipped making sure that none get drowned & that all are properly dipped. In this picture the coracles are being carried over the rocks near Cenarth Falls.

The National Coracle Centre Cenarth Carmarthenshire Wales Stock Photo

RFP6RD7A–The National Coracle Centre Cenarth Carmarthenshire Wales

A coracle & paddle in the porch of St David's Church, Manordeifi, close to the bank of the Afon Teifi in Pembrokeshire. Stock Photo

RMG9TAG7–A coracle & paddle in the porch of St David's Church, Manordeifi, close to the bank of the Afon Teifi in Pembrokeshire.

Welsh coracle fishermen at Kilgerran, Pembrokeshire, South Wales. Stock Photo

RM2M99H6M–Welsh coracle fishermen at Kilgerran, Pembrokeshire, South Wales.

Coracle - a Welsh fishing boat, originally these were made from skins but nowadays synthetic coverings are more durable Stock Photo

RFC82W1T–Coracle - a Welsh fishing boat, originally these were made from skins but nowadays synthetic coverings are more durable

The Cardiff arms hotel pub inn, Cilgerran Pembrokeshire Wales Cymru wit coracle attached to the facade Stock Photo

RMAN5HXB–The Cardiff arms hotel pub inn, Cilgerran Pembrokeshire Wales Cymru wit coracle attached to the facade

Coracle on River Teifi at Cenarth, Wales probably 1930s Stock Photo

RFE0YJ14–Coracle on River Teifi at Cenarth, Wales probably 1930s

Memorial to James Lucas Coracle Fisherman of Cardiff, south Wales. Stock Photo

RMM7GACH–Memorial to James Lucas Coracle Fisherman of Cardiff, south Wales.

Shropshire, UK. 31st Aug, 2015. A competitor in the annual August Bank Holiday Monday coracle races on the River Severn in Shropshire, England. Coracles are keel-less flat bottomed boats, traditionally made from woven wood covered in animal skins, although more modern examples are often canvas, and waterproofed with tar or bitumen. Coracles have been used for thousands of years in Europe and especially in the Welsh borders and Wales itself. Credit: Rob Carter/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF1ADPW–Shropshire, UK. 31st Aug, 2015. A competitor in the annual August Bank Holiday Monday coracle races on the River Severn in Shropshire, England. Coracles are keel-less flat bottomed boats, traditionally made from woven wood covered in animal skins, although more modern examples are often canvas, and waterproofed with tar or bitumen. Coracles have been used for thousands of years in Europe and especially in the Welsh borders and Wales itself. Credit: Rob Carter/Alamy Live News

RF2F2T3F2–Coracle and daffodils

Bernard Thomas, Coracle Maker Stock Photo

RMDTPME4–Bernard Thomas, Coracle Maker

coracle in front of souvenirshop in former brewery in Cenarth, Wales, UK Stock Photo

RMBWMYTM–coracle in front of souvenirshop in former brewery in Cenarth, Wales, UK

Wales, Pembrokeshire, Cilgerran, Coracle on house wall Stock Photo

RMP85X08–Wales, Pembrokeshire, Cilgerran, Coracle on house wall

ENGLAND WALES SOUTHWEST CENARTH Coracle Basket Boat Cenarth River Stock Photo

RFA2XNP3–ENGLAND WALES SOUTHWEST CENARTH Coracle Basket Boat Cenarth River

Bernard Thomas, Coracle Maker, LLechryd, near Cardigan, Wales. With a coracle he recently made. Stock Photo

RM2J517RR–Bernard Thomas, Coracle Maker, LLechryd, near Cardigan, Wales. With a coracle he recently made.

River Wye Ancient British coracle boat river Wales England corougle corracle curricle coricle willow fishing fisherman transport Stock Photo

RMC8GT53–River Wye Ancient British coracle boat river Wales England corougle corracle curricle coricle willow fishing fisherman transport

National Coracle Centre, Cenarth Falls, Carmarthenshire, West Wales, UK Stock Photo

RMACDJ8P–National Coracle Centre, Cenarth Falls, Carmarthenshire, West Wales, UK

Vintage hand coloured photochrome image circa 1890 of the River Dee at Llangollen North Wales with a fisherman carrying a coracle boat on his back. The Dee bridge and the town is in the in the background together with Dinas Bran castle on the hill above the town. Stock Photo

RF2GXFEMX–Vintage hand coloured photochrome image circa 1890 of the River Dee at Llangollen North Wales with a fisherman carrying a coracle boat on his back. The Dee bridge and the town is in the in the background together with Dinas Bran castle on the hill above the town.

britons with coracles A coracle (Welsh: cwrwgl) is a small, lightweight boat used mainly in Wales but also in parts of Western a Stock Photo

RMB8PMDJ–britons with coracles A coracle (Welsh: cwrwgl) is a small, lightweight boat used mainly in Wales but also in parts of Western a

Man in Coracle Cenarth Carmarthenshire Dyfed West Wales UK Stock Photo

RMADM5YR–Man in Coracle Cenarth Carmarthenshire Dyfed West Wales UK

Man paddling a Welsh Coracle at St Fagans Museum, Cardiff, Wales Stock Photo

RMGXG53B–Man paddling a Welsh Coracle at St Fagans Museum, Cardiff, Wales

Welshmen carrying coracle boats, Carmarthen Stock Photo

RM2RGD577–Welshmen carrying coracle boats, Carmarthen

Coracle beside lake at Galnsevern gardens, near Welshpool, Powys, Wales Stock Photo

RMBPWWBK–Coracle beside lake at Galnsevern gardens, near Welshpool, Powys, Wales

Coracle on a UK canal, Welsh borders Stock Photo

RFKDAMM4–Coracle on a UK canal, Welsh borders

Cardiff Arms pub with coracle hanging on the wall, Cilgerran village Pembrokeshire near Cardigan , summer afternoon Stock Photo

RMAN5GX2–Cardiff Arms pub with coracle hanging on the wall, Cilgerran village Pembrokeshire near Cardigan , summer afternoon

RFE0YJ0H–Coracle on River Teifi at Cenarth, Wales probably 1930s

Coracle fishers at Cenarth carry their Craft on their backs: Following pattern evolved over two thousand years ago coracle builders construct the oval basket-shaped boats that were being used by ancient Britons when Caesar invaded the island. Willow and hazel rods are bent into shape and covered with tarred calico making small light craft in which single paddler sits. They are used mainly by salmon fishers along remote Welsh rivers & coracle men have been responsible for adding measurably to Britain's fish supply during the war. When conditions are favourable men often work for 19 hours a day. Stock Photo

RMENTYTJ–Coracle fishers at Cenarth carry their Craft on their backs: Following pattern evolved over two thousand years ago coracle builders construct the oval basket-shaped boats that were being used by ancient Britons when Caesar invaded the island. Willow and hazel rods are bent into shape and covered with tarred calico making small light craft in which single paddler sits. They are used mainly by salmon fishers along remote Welsh rivers & coracle men have been responsible for adding measurably to Britain's fish supply during the war. When conditions are favourable men often work for 19 hours a day.

A Welsh traditional coracle and paddle on the bank of the Tefi River at Cenarth Wales Cymru UK GB Stock Photo

RMK4JKPC–A Welsh traditional coracle and paddle on the bank of the Tefi River at Cenarth Wales Cymru UK GB

Vertical close up of the traditional round fishing boat, coracle, cwrwgl or currach, moored on a riverbank. Stock Photo

RFCN542W–Vertical close up of the traditional round fishing boat, coracle, cwrwgl or currach, moored on a riverbank.

RMF1ADYK–Shropshire, UK. 31st Aug, 2015. A competitor in the annual August Bank Holiday Monday coracle races on the River Severn in Shropshire, England. Coracles are keel-less flat bottomed boats, traditionally made from woven wood covered in animal skins, although more modern examples are often canvas, and waterproofed with tar or bitumen. Coracles have been used for thousands of years in Europe and especially in the Welsh borders and Wales itself. Credit: Rob Carter/Alamy Live News

Coracle expert Edwin Thomas from Porthyrhyd gives 9 years old Meg Johns from Llanelli tips on controlling the small craft during the South Wales Boat Show at Margam Park 18th June 2006 Stock Photo

RMB4T1G6–Coracle expert Edwin Thomas from Porthyrhyd gives 9 years old Meg Johns from Llanelli tips on controlling the small craft during the South Wales Boat Show at Margam Park 18th June 2006

RM2BT7BKD–Old coracle, Picton Castle

William Jones off fishing for salmon with his coracle. Following pattern evolved over two thousand years ago coracle builders construct oval basket-shaped boats that were being used by ancient Britons when Caesar invaded the island. Willow & hazel rods are bent into shape & covered with tarred calico making small light craft in which single paddler sits. They are used mainly by salmon fishers along remote Welsh rivers & coracle men have been responsible for adding measurably to Britain's fish supply during the war. When conditions are favourable the men often work for 19 hours day. Circa 1960 Stock Photo

RMENTY63–William Jones off fishing for salmon with his coracle. Following pattern evolved over two thousand years ago coracle builders construct oval basket-shaped boats that were being used by ancient Britons when Caesar invaded the island. Willow & hazel rods are bent into shape & covered with tarred calico making small light craft in which single paddler sits. They are used mainly by salmon fishers along remote Welsh rivers & coracle men have been responsible for adding measurably to Britain's fish supply during the war. When conditions are favourable the men often work for 19 hours day. Circa 1960

RM2J516T4–Bernard Thomas, Coracle Maker, LLechryd, near Cardigan, Wales. With a coracle he recently made.

A Welsh coracle fisherman of the River Teifi, Cardiganshire, Wales, explains the construction of his craft to a young and interested audience. Colourised version of : 10004718 Date: 1950s Stock Photo

RM2JD6E1G–A Welsh coracle fisherman of the River Teifi, Cardiganshire, Wales, explains the construction of his craft to a young and interested audience. Colourised version of : 10004718 Date: 1950s

RMACDJJP–Coracle on wall of Public House in Cilgerran West Wales UK

Coracles Made by Bernard Thomas Stock Photo

RMDTPM58–Coracles Made by Bernard Thomas

Old illustration bringing a coracle on shoulders (Wales traditional small boat). By unidentified author, published on the Penny Magazine, London, 1835 Stock Photo

RFK2W9F6–Old illustration bringing a coracle on shoulders (Wales traditional small boat). By unidentified author, published on the Penny Magazine, London, 1835

Corracle Fisherman, West Wales. Stock Photo

RMBY19GB–Corracle Fisherman, West Wales.

RMGXG53P–Man paddling a Welsh Coracle at St Fagans Museum, Cardiff, Wales

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RMBPWW9E–Coracle beside lake at Galnsevern gardens, near Welshpool, Powys, Wales

National coracle museum Cenarth Wales Stock Photo

RMAN6C6G–National coracle museum Cenarth Wales

An engraving entitled 'Bangor Iscoed, Flintshire' scanned at high resolution from a book published in the 1830's. Stock Photo

RMDT1MD7–An engraving entitled 'Bangor Iscoed, Flintshire' scanned at high resolution from a book published in the 1830's.

RFE0YJ0T–Coracle on River Teifi at Cenarth, Wales probably 1930s

The White Hart Free house - pub in Cenarth, Carmarthenshire Wales, with old Coracle suspended on the wall. Stock Photo

RMR9YEK8–The White Hart Free house - pub in Cenarth, Carmarthenshire Wales, with old Coracle suspended on the wall.

Vancouver, Canada. 12th Aug, 2017. Boat carpenters demonstrate how to make a 'Coracle' - a traditional and primitive single person boat from Wales during the 14th Richmond Maritime Festival in Richmond, Canada, on Aug. 12, 2017. The 14th Richmond Maritime Festival showcased maritime-themed activities and exhibitions to introduce Canada's maritime history and culture. Credit: Liang Sen/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMJWHFXY–Vancouver, Canada. 12th Aug, 2017. Boat carpenters demonstrate how to make a 'Coracle' - a traditional and primitive single person boat from Wales during the 14th Richmond Maritime Festival in Richmond, Canada, on Aug. 12, 2017. The 14th Richmond Maritime Festival showcased maritime-themed activities and exhibitions to introduce Canada's maritime history and culture. Credit: Liang Sen/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

Horizontal close up of the traditional round fishing boat, coracle, cwrwgl or currach, moored on a riverbank. Stock Photo

RFCN54RP–Horizontal close up of the traditional round fishing boat, coracle, cwrwgl or currach, moored on a riverbank.

Shropshire, UK. 31st Aug, 2015. Competitors in the annual August Bank Holiday Monday coracle races on the River Severn in Shropshire, England. Coracles are keel-less flat bottomed boats, traditionally made from woven wood covered in animal skins, although more modern examples are often canvas, and waterproofed with tar or bitumen. Coracles have been used for thousands of years in Europe and especially in the Welsh borders and Wales itself. Credit: Rob Carter/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF1ADPR–Shropshire, UK. 31st Aug, 2015. Competitors in the annual August Bank Holiday Monday coracle races on the River Severn in Shropshire, England. Coracles are keel-less flat bottomed boats, traditionally made from woven wood covered in animal skins, although more modern examples are often canvas, and waterproofed with tar or bitumen. Coracles have been used for thousands of years in Europe and especially in the Welsh borders and Wales itself. Credit: Rob Carter/Alamy Live News

A Towy River Coracle sportsman's fishing craft.The design dates to 7th century Wales.A knockout image on a black background Stock Photo

RMG2FGWT–A Towy River Coracle sportsman's fishing craft.The design dates to 7th century Wales.A knockout image on a black background

RMA1T0GE–coracle building

Coracle Men - Holiday in Wales Exhibition Stock Photo

RMGAWB83–Coracle Men - Holiday in Wales Exhibition

A traditional coracle boat showing the inside Stock Photo

RM2E3PTPY–A traditional coracle boat showing the inside

A coracle fisherman on the River Teifi, at Cenarth, Carmarthenshire, Wales. The coracle was used as a river craft by Ancient Britons. Colourised version of : 10174492 Date: 1960s Stock Photo

RM2JD6GE1–A coracle fisherman on the River Teifi, at Cenarth, Carmarthenshire, Wales. The coracle was used as a river craft by Ancient Britons. Colourised version of : 10174492 Date: 1960s

Coracle outside the National Coracle Centre, Cenarth Falls, Carmarthenshire, West Wales, UK Stock Photo

RMACK61M–Coracle outside the National Coracle Centre, Cenarth Falls, Carmarthenshire, West Wales, UK

Traditional Welsh coracle or cwrwgl on display Cenarth Carmarthenshire Wales Cymru UK GB Stock Photo

RMJR3T5X–Traditional Welsh coracle or cwrwgl on display Cenarth Carmarthenshire Wales Cymru UK GB

Coracle at the Gower Heritage Centre, Gower, Wales, UK Stock Photo

RMACJ03H–Coracle at the Gower Heritage Centre, Gower, Wales, UK

Coracle racing on a UK canal, Welsh borders Stock Photo

RFKDAMP1–Coracle racing on a UK canal, Welsh borders

Coracle on Public House in Cilgerran West Wales UK Stock Photo

RMA45WTK–Coracle on Public House in Cilgerran West Wales UK

RMGXG52C–Man paddling a Welsh Coracle at St Fagans Museum, Cardiff, Wales

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RMAN6C7M–National coracle museum Cenarth Wales

Rhayader, Powys, UK. 17th August 2016. Former media lady Amanda Rutley from Manchester cools off by taking her Coracle (an early Welsh boat) on a trip down the River Wye launching from Rhayader in Powys, Wales, Credit: Graham M. Lawrence/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMGJH82F–Rhayader, Powys, UK. 17th August 2016. Former media lady Amanda Rutley from Manchester cools off by taking her Coracle (an early Welsh boat) on a trip down the River Wye launching from Rhayader in Powys, Wales, Credit: Graham M. Lawrence/Alamy Live News.

RFE0YJ10–Coracle on River Teifi at Cenarth, Wales probably 1930s

Coracle race on the River Teifi at Cilgerran Stock Photo

RMAT8EWH–Coracle race on the River Teifi at Cilgerran

Coracle on River Teifi at Cenarth, Wales Stock Photo

RFTRMK3H–Coracle on River Teifi at Cenarth, Wales

Radio presenter Andrew 'Tommo' Thomas takes a coracle down to the river at the Carmarthen River Festival 2019. Stock Photo

RMW60F20–Radio presenter Andrew 'Tommo' Thomas takes a coracle down to the river at the Carmarthen River Festival 2019.

RMF1ADPX–Shropshire, UK. 31st Aug, 2015. A competitor in the annual August Bank Holiday Monday coracle races on the River Severn in Shropshire, England. Coracles are keel-less flat bottomed boats, traditionally made from woven wood covered in animal skins, although more modern examples are often canvas, and waterproofed with tar or bitumen. Coracles have been used for thousands of years in Europe and especially in the Welsh borders and Wales itself. Credit: Rob Carter/Alamy Live News

An engraving of Caermarthen (Carmarthen) Wales UK scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1812. Believed copyright free. Stock Photo

RMH9NB0M–An engraving of Caermarthen (Carmarthen) Wales UK scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1812. Believed copyright free.

RMA1T1H3–coracle building

UK, Wales, Cardiganshire Cenarth Falls, River Teifi Stock Photo

RMBFGD6B–UK, Wales, Cardiganshire Cenarth Falls, River Teifi

Coracle and Sea Kayak Sport and Leisure Wales Stock Photo

RMA1HP26–Coracle and Sea Kayak Sport and Leisure Wales

A coracle on the River Cych. Coracles are traditionally made of willow or ash laths and covered with calico or canvas impregnate Stock Photo

RMCF5MAB–A coracle on the River Cych. Coracles are traditionally made of willow or ash laths and covered with calico or canvas impregnate

Coracle fishermen on the River Towy, Carmarthen, Wales, UK Stock Photo

RM2JAH18B–Coracle fishermen on the River Towy, Carmarthen, Wales, UK

RMCPK3R9–A Welsh Coracle

Fishing with a net using two coracles on a lake in Wales Stock Photo

RMANH700–Fishing with a net using two coracles on a lake in Wales

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Coracle Hanging on the Outside of a pub in Cilgerran West wales Stock Photo

RMA45WTT–Coracle Hanging on the Outside of a pub in Cilgerran West wales

RMGXG51C–Man paddling a Welsh Coracle at St Fagans Museum, Cardiff, Wales

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RMAN6C8J–National coracle museum Cenarth Wales

RMGJH833–Rhayader, Powys, UK. 17th August 2016. Former media lady Amanda Rutley from Manchester cools off by taking her Coracle (an early Welsh boat) on a trip down the River Wye launching from Rhayader in Powys, Wales, Credit: Graham M. Lawrence/Alamy Live News.