Rosebush: Maenclochog
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Rosebush: Maenclochog by Dylan Moore as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Dylan Moore Taken: 23 Nov 2014
Although there were quarrymen's cottages further up the valley, there was no settlement here until the railway was built. Quarrying ceased in the 1890s, and the Great Western railway rather desperately tried to promote the place as a resort to drum up trade for the railway.
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