Some of the more observant amongst you may have noticed that the Cwmorthin albums have been occupying a lot of space on the home page!
There's been a bit of a reshuffle of the albums to try and consolidate a few things, so I've moved a few things about and renamed several albums. The thinking is to create a few albums which relate to specific areas but to leave the User Album for the majority of the workings.
Albums for specific trips remain as they were, albeit I've merged a couple of the smaller ones into other albums where relevant.
The current album listing is as follows:
Cwmorthin User Album - General images not covered by one of the specific area albums or specific trip albums
Cwmorthin Archive Album - Archive images
Cwmorthin Surface Workings And Surroundings - As the title suggests, anything that's not underground, with the exception of the adits.
Cwmorthin Upper Workings - Those workings above Lake Level that no longer connect to the main workings, in particular the Floor 4 North Vein and various other collapsed adits of the sort the webmaster occasionally tries to get himself crushed in.
Cwmorthin Floor 1 (Lake Level) Adit - Photographs of the Lake Level adit: it seemed sensible to provide an easy way of comparing photographs of the condition of the adit to assess change. Also provides a home for the adit work weekend photographs.
Cwmorthin Floor 2 (Smoke Flue) Adit - As Lake Level adit, above.
In addition to this, there are:
Trip albums - Which relate to specific trips. I've tried to ensure that anything with a dozen or more photographs remains as a stand-alone album.
There's absolutely no bar on new albums being created to document specific trips, or indeed to cover specific areas if that's justified. However, I want to avoid photographs taken on the usual routes round the mine being split out of the User Album because that might confuse people who are unfamiliar with the mine.
The only additional album that I think might be justified is one for the workings on lefel H, which is now lost underwater following the cessation of pumping on the other side of the mountain.
Any thoughts, comments etc. on a postcard!
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