Rhymney Railway sign, Senghenydd
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The photograph on this page of Rhymney Railway sign, Senghenydd by Martin Tester as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Martin Tester Taken: 13 Apr 1968
This weight-limit sign, attached to a bridge over the railway line at Senghenydd, was photographed during a photo-stop on a railtour (Image). Notice how all the letters have been picked out in white paint - except the 2 instances of 'Rhymney'! The Rhymney Railway was amalgamated with the GWR during 1922 & so hadn't existed for 46 years.