A town that straddles King Offa's eighth-century border as well as the modern Wales-England divide, KNIGHTON (Tref-y-clawdd, the "Town on the Dyke"), twenty miles northeast of Llandrindod, has come into its own as the most obvious centre for those walking the Offa's Dyke Path . Located almost exactly halfway along the route, it's a lively, attractive place that easily warrants a stopoff, although has few specific sights. The town is so close to the ... [More]