pacef8
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16 years ago
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I make no claim to this photo as it is not one of mine . What i want to know is where exactly at Dinorwic quarry it is ?.

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simonrl
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16 years ago
Ah, there's a few photos of that in the Dinorwic album. Technically it's not a bridge, it's what you're left with when the ground underneath a bit of railway track falls away 😮

I'm not at home at the minute, as soon as I get back I'll have a look in the Dinorwic book and give a proper description of where it is (up at the back of Twll Mawr) in terms of level and off which incline - and yes I know I should know...
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Vanoord
16 years ago
Somewhere around here?

Flashearth http://www.flashearth.com/?lat=53.119753&lon=-4.096354&z=16.5&r=300&src=msl 
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pacef8
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16 years ago
thanks for that, funny how the sun always shines on flashearth ?
AndyC
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16 years ago
If you park at the circular car park after driving through Dinorwic village, and walk along the track into the workings. Keep going on the fenced off track (passing the 1920s mill, then the new circular vent for the power station) you will be able to look up and see the track on your right.
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Vanoord
16 years ago
Left ;)

Unless you're walking backwards! :lol:
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AndyC
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16 years ago
"Vanoord" wrote:

Left ;)

Unless you're walking backwards! :lol:



Good point well made. And I have not even been drinking.
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