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Wales: Bob Scott took these beautiful pictures of Haverfordwest River. Its also known as the highest tidal point of the river and in later years became a thriving port with coastal and foreign vessels sailing right into the centre of town to deal in such cargoes as salt, iron, wines and apples from the orchards of the Forest of Dean. Exports, which contributed to Haverfordwest being regarded during the reign of Elizabeth I, as the second largest port in Wales, included coal, slates, butter, oats, wheat, barley, hides and wool.
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