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Railway bridge over the Afon Teigl
by David Hull
The line over this bridge closed in 1961 then reopened in 1964 for traffic to the then new Trawsfynydd nuclear power station. It was mothballed in 1998 after the power station had closed and all nuclear material had been removed.
In 2016... (more)
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View south-eastwards across sheep pastures
by Eric Jones
The chimneys in the middle ground belong to the ruined farmhouse of Bryn-eithin ("gorse hill"). The prominent hill in the background is Craig y Garreg-lwyd ("crag of the grey rock"). The Drum Quarry (pronounced... (more)
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Stile and footpath to Ty-nant-y-beddau
by Jeff Buck
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Afon Teigl |
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Ffermydd Tryfal a Teiliau Mawr / Tryfal and Teiliau Mawr Farms
by Ian Medcalf
Tir amaethyddol o flaen Ffermydd Tryfal a Teiliau Mawr gyda Manod Mawr yn llenwi y cefndir / Farmland in front of Tryfal and Teiliau Mawr Farms with Manod Mawr filling the background.
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Afon Teigl at Teiliau
by Dave Spicer
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The boundary between improved pasture and frith
by Eric Jones
The ffridd behind the wall rises up towards Bwlch y Manod (Manod gap). The hill on the right is Manod Mawr.
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Afon Gamallt
by Ian Medcalf
Yr Afon Gamallt cyn ymuno a'r Afon Teigl ger Fferm Tryfal / The Afon Gamallt before joining the Afon Teigl near Tryfal Farm.
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Teigl Halt, October 2016
by David Hull
The halt closed in January 1960. The line through the halt closed in January 1961 then reopened in 1964, being "mothballed" in 1998.
Remains of the halt were visible in a 1989 film accessible on YouTube, but when I took this... (more)
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A rough field near Teiliau-mawr
Teiliau-mawr is one of the 'common names' (in Welsh) for the wild teasel, which was a plant of value in the making of woollen cloth. The hooks on the dried flower head were used to raise the nap of the cloth. Perhaps this farm was... (more)
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Converted Chapel Near Llan Ffestiniog |
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Ffermdy Bryn yr Eithin Farmhouse
Ffermdy Bryn yr Eithin sy bellach yn adfail. Y mynydd yn y pellter yw Manod Mawr.
The ruined farmhouse of Bryn yr Eithin (Trans.'Gorse Hill'). The mountain in the background is Manod Mawr.
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