The padlocked gate to Trellech blast furnace
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The photograph on this page of The padlocked gate to Trellech blast furnace by Roy Parkhouse as part of the Geograph project.
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The padlocked gate to Trellech blast furnace
Image: © Roy Parkhouse Taken: 9 Aug 2010
The overgrown, padlocked, gate to Image The Image is over the gate to the right. Partly attached to the gate is the remnant of a notice which once stated "No Entry, Unsafe Structure". The vegetation covering the blast furnace can be glimpsed over the gate. The darker vegetation indicates the south side of the Penarth Brook.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.741111
Longitude
-2.73969