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The dual-gauge indoor live steam Kent & North Wales Light Railway
St Augustine’s Gate on the Kent side of the line, the lower circuit terminus station. Two lines on the right are dual gauge 32/45mm, those on the left serving the engine shed, 45mm. The circuit continues to the left of the signal box as dual gauge.
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after being totally freezing on my night out, we headed off to the llechwedd slate caverns--the tour was too dark to take photos, but i assure you, the underground lake was straight out of a fairy tale, and the slate industry sounds awfully dangerous.
we were actually supposed to go to snowdonia after this, to hike mount snowdon, but the weather was so rough that the whole mountain had been closed, several staff trapped in the train station at the summit. so that was scary. i hope they were able to get back down the mountain safely.
we spent the rest of the day in conwy, exploring the castle and the very small town the castle’s walls protect--this photo was taken from the highest tower!
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Near to us, over the road far below us, we saw Llechwedd Quarry heavy and silent…with no sound of machine, chisel or hammer… Driving wheels were still with one large one slowly revolving as if in a deep sleep. An overwhelming silence covered the place. We wandered towards the work offices. The same oppressive silence was to be felt there also…A short man came to answer the door….saying that we were welcome to wander through the quarry on our own…Passing the silent wheels and the large empty workshop, we came to one of the open spaces where loaded wagons converge from all directions. The water wheel revolved slowly and slowly, but every truck was still, the chains hanging limply and useless, whilst no rock man was expected from the black tunnels that ran underground…Rain had started falling by now and we had to return to the office. On our way down we saw a lonely looking young man…he was the manager. Warren Roberts by name. He had no idea he said when the strike would end.
http://www.llechicymru.info/IPSLtudev.english.htm Tro Trwy'r Gogledd, O.M. Edwards, page 16-19 (trans)
Although not referring to the Penrhyn Quarry dispute itself, the quote above goes some way to explaining what an unoccupied sheer slate cavern must have felt like during industrial action.
Llechwedd Slate Caverns
