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The area in this photo was crossed by a number of old tramways, narrow gauge lines and standard gauge sidings. The only one remaining is the Blaenau Ffestiniog - Llandudno passenger line seen in the centre of the photo. The tunnel visible is the 2nd longest in the UK, well over 2 miles in length.
At the top of the photo, you can see the buildings of Llechwedd Slate Caverns - a major tourist attraction. You can get on a little train and travel through the undergound caverns, some of which are massive.
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Posted by IIVQ |
8/28/2005 9:19 PM | remove |
I see a bridge for an old (or maybe 2) track in bottomright, I think the other bank might have carried some tracks. Just above the existing tracks is a bank for another railway. The path (now green) might have housed a track once. Also, the ledge over the tunnel might have had a track on it, though I doubt that.
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Posted by SnakeCorp |
8/29/2005 11:38 AM | remove |
According to my old plan of the site, there would have been a total of 10 lines in this photo (including small lengths of siding).
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Posted by IIVQ |
8/30/2005 7:34 AM | remove |
Pfwiew!
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Posted by cdp181 |
4/20/2006 3:19 PM | remove |
The touristy place is pretty good, went there years ago.
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