The Black Lion, Brockweir, in 1801 (General)
by fredb 
, Saturday, July 16, 2016, 18:54 (3053 days ago) @ fredb
Thanks for taking the time to look. Yes where there are workmen there was cider and ale. No road following the river to Chepstow back then either. I found an account of somebody walking from Ross to Chepstow rather than travelling on the river, he said the road ended at Redbrook.
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fredb,
2016-07-16, 01:37
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