The Old Mills at Chwarel Fron Quarry
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The Old Mills at Chwarel Fron Quarry
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 8 Sep 2006
These old quarry mills are now owned by Hogan Brothers - a major, Bangor-based, road maintenance company Image The signs on the buildings are an anti-tipping measure. Fly-tipping into quarry pits is a persistent problem and the company's policy is to prosecute anyone caught illegally tipping waste on to its land. Further, the company promises a reward of £250 to anyone providing information that will lead to the successful prosecution of a fly tipper.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.070579
Longitude
-4.220914