Mystery of two grand pianos dumped on a mountain in Wales
Large musical instruments found near top of 1,841ft high mountain
A fly-tipper dumped two pianos halfway up a mountain in South Wales. The pianos - one upright and a baby grand - were discovered dumped on Blorenge Mountain in the Brecon Beacons National Pak.
Blorenge, popular with walkers, overlooks the market town of Abergavenny and the villages of Llanfoist and Govilon in the Usk Valley to the north. Images showed the pianos abandoned in a layby on the way to the top of the 1,841ft high mountain.
Local media reports say it is not the first time rubbished has been dumped on Blorenge, which has a number of different routes up to its summit. Household and building waste - and a recycling bin - were among some of the items recently dumped on Blorenge.
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