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near to Beddgelert, Gwynedd, Wales

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	Temporary? level crossing by Barry Hunter An apparently temporary level crossing (to the left) built crossing the Welsh Highland Railway, not sure the purpose, but know the bridge (to the right) is probably weak (been strengthened a few times), and some big traffic needed to cross?... (more)
	Welsh Highland Railway by Eirian Evans A 25-mile long, restored narrow gauge heritage railway, operating from Caernarfon to Porthmadog, and passing through a number of popular tourist destinations including Beddgelert and the Aberglaslyn Pass. Here it has just crossed the River... (more)
	Wooded scree slopes of Craig y Llan by Eric Jones
	Don't blame the dog by John M Faithful hound Gelert's grave, slayed by his master.
	Beddgelert - Gelert's grave by Anthony Harrison This picture shows the grave as it was in 1960, when it was in the middle of an unkempt field. As can be seen from other pictures, the old tree-stump under which he was buried has been removed and the small tree has now grown to almost... (more)
	The river at Aberglaslyn by Peter S
	View to Moel Hebog by Philip Halling View across a meadow to Moel Hebog from a path beside the Afon Glaslyn to the south of Beddgelert.
	Rhododendrons at Beddgelert by Trevor Rickard Looking up the valley from near the river. In late spring the hillside is covered in flowering rhododendrons. Introduced in the 19th century, fashion-conscious gardeners planted Rhododendron Ponticum for their striking cerise flowers. But... (more)
	Afon Glaslyn by Mike Pennington Looking along the river towards the Bryn Eglwys Hotel.
	The story of Gelert by Keith Evans The story of Gelert at his grave Beddgelert Gwynedd. For more info see Link and for view of the grave see Link
	Beddgelert by Ken Crosby SE view from the bridge
	The embanked Welsh Highland Railway trackbed by Eric Jones