Morlock
5 years ago
Impressive indeed! A lot of TNT.
royfellows
5 years ago
Yes it is. But the URL reads as an email address to my system and opens MS Outlook. To use copy and paste I had to copy all of the post to notepad and selectively copy the URL.
If if anyone has difficulty, this workaround works.
My avatar is a poor likeness.
sinker
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5 years ago
"royfellows" wrote:

Yes it is. But the URL reads as an email address to my system and opens MS Outlook. To use copy and paste I had to copy all of the post to notepad and selectively copy the URL.
If if anyone has difficulty, this workaround works.



Yes, I had to do something similar, copied the link into word, deleted the 'mail to' bit and then copy/pasted back into browser :surrender:

edit: and yes...that is a LOT of bang! 😮
Yma O Hyd....
Morlock
5 years ago
Just stick the link in browser, highlight and edit out the mailto bit. (in Chrome)
pwhole
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5 years ago
Good grief, that's a lot of bang. I can see why they wanted it moving.
staffordshirechina
5 years ago
I love the single old type fire extinguisher in the bridge photo C9.
If that lot was burning I wouldn't want to hang around to use it!
4737carlin
5 years ago
Great photos those!
TwllMawr
5 years ago
Great Photos. I remember going to a talk by the photographer at Penrhyn camera club about how he took them. His name escapes me at the moment.

Slightly misleading text accompanying the photos though. It was Cordite (low explosive) stored at Croesor and although it may suit present day expectations to say it was distributed across the UK, a significant 'lot' was burned over the hill behind Bronaber. It wiped out the fish within Afon Cain from the location downstream for many years with the area of land they used still bare today.

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