Site of Bryngwyn station, North Wales Narrow-Gauge Railway
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Site of Bryngwyn station, North Wales Narrow-Gauge Railway
Image: © Ben Brooksbank Taken: 11 Sep 1999
View northward, towards Tryfan and Dinas Junction. There was nothing whatever to be seen of a railway, so location may not be exactly right. As the line has been closed from Tryfan since 1922, this perhaps not surprising. (In 1999, the new 'heritage' Welsh Highland NG line from Caernarfon through Dinas to Tryfan, Rhyd-ddu and Beddgelert was already partly built).
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Image Location
Latitude
53.080202
Longitude
-4.244702