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The A44 is fine, with very few hills at all after Kington.
Worcester to Bromyard is a bit winding.
Bromyard to Leominster is OK.
Leominster to Kington is a bit narrow through Pembridge.
Kington to Rhayader has a few slight hills and bends but nothing at all severe.
Rhayader to Llangurig is excellent, other than the junction in Rhayader that can be a bit awkward if busy.
Llangurig to Aberystwyth is slightly hilly and a bit narrow through Ponterwyd, but nothing that is daunting.
Aberystwyth south to New Quay has got a couple of skightly narrow villages, but again no problems.
Narrowest section is in to the C & CC Camp Site!!
We regularly do here to Worcester without the van in just less than 2 hours, and about 30 minutes longer with the van behind.
The A44 is the main route between the South Midlands and soouthern Powys so is used by lots of lorries; they never seem to have any problems.
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Topic: Towing to Cardigan Bay
