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Image11.jpg	Junction at the foot of the Rhosydd & Croesor quarry inclines
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Image13.jpg	Old FR slate wagon
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Image16.jpg	The Croesor quarry incline
Image17.jpg	This braked version is half way down the Rhosydd incline
Image18.jpg	We had just climbed up the incline and that last bit really took some doing.
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Image20.jpg	Rhosydd incline drum house
Image21.jpg	Only two inclines to achieve this change of level from the valley below
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Image25.jpg	A flooded working close to Croesor village (Parc Slate & Slab Quarry)
Image1.jpg	Pant-mawr incline from the tramway
Image2.jpg	A very desolate valley
Image3.jpg	Blaen-y-cwm incline with Npower's turbine house now being supplied by a buried water pipe.
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Image5.jpg	Blaen-y-cwm drum house
Image6.jpg	The original pipe on the right has been superseded by a new buried one
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Image8.jpg	Abandoned Lister engine on the tramway above Blaen-y-cwm
Image9.jpg	Collapsed arch just beyond the Blaen-y-cwm incline
Image10.jpg	If you view the pic on page 28 of Illust. Hist. of the WHR you will see this upside down trackside
Image11.jpg	Croesor wagon chassis I assume to be the other one shown in the page 28 photo dated Aug.'59. (This was Apr.'76) 
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Image15.jpg	Tramway route as it arrives in Croesor village
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Image17.jpg	Pant-mawr incline
Image1.jpg	Lower Parc Incline
Image2.jpg	Parc Quarry is down in the trees. The UpperParc incline drum house can be seen top left
Image3.jpg	Lower Parc Incline drumhouse remains
Image4.jpg	Rusty bridge beams just beyond the Upper Parc Incline
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Image6.jpg	Converted Upper Parc Incline Drumhouse
Image7.jpg	Upper Parc Incline
Image8.jpg	A very obvious tramway route
Image9.jpg	Insitu Croesor sleeper and chairs
Croesor1.jpg	Where the tramway crosses the A4085
Croesor2.jpg	The tramway embankment near the crossing with the A4085
Croesor3.jpg	The view from the crossing with the A4085
Croesor4.jpg	The Afon Croesor is on the left and the stream on the right runs down from Parc Quarry
Croesor1.jpg	Upper Parc incline
Croesor2.jpg	Parc Quarry  
Croesor3.jpg	The converted drum house
Croesor4.jpg	View from the old drum house
Croesor5.jpg	Quiet summer's evening
Parc1.jpg	Parc Quarry
Parc2.jpg	The tramway branch into Parc Quarry
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Parc5.jpg	The route approaching Croesor village
Parc6.jpg	The curved approach behind me to start up the Upper Parc incline
Parc7.jpg	The Upper incline almost grassed over
Parc8.jpg	I guess stone from the drum house was used in the house restoration adjacent to the incline about 1955 
Parc9.jpg	The Lower Parc Incline
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Parc12.jpg	A short section that has virtually disappeared
Mine.jpg	A flooded working
Croesor1.jpg	Some of the last signs of habitation at the higher end of the valley
Pantmawr1.jpg	Its quite a climb to the top of this incline
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Pantmawr3.jpg	An interesting rock formation at the start of the Pant-mawr branch along the face of the Moelwyns
FronBoeth1.jpg	The short link before it turns into the blocked tunnel
FronBoeth2.jpg	The tramway tunnel is blocked by a roof collapse
FronBoeth3.jpg	Looking down on Fron Boeth towards Porthmadog
Aircraft1.jpg	An RAF Valletta trainer approaching the Moelwyns on a training flight
Aircraft2.jpg	Climbing up to pass between Moelwyn Bach & Mawr
Aircraft3.jpg	The Valetta skimming through the Bwlch Stwlan gap!
Aircraft4.jpg	Passing over Llyn Stwlyn Resr. and diving towards Tan-y-Grisiau Reservoir
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ParcQuarry4.jpg	The flooded workings
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ParcQuarry9.jpg	The power source for this quarry used to be a water wheel located here. 
Image1.jpg	John Hopkins excellent image repair to this pic. He has made the holes in the slide completely disappear
Pic12.jpg	The exposed tramway along the face of The Moelwyns with Bach in the distance
Pic13.jpg	The Pant-Mawr tramway under Moelwyn Mawr
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Pic15.jpg	A quarry building adjacent to some spoil tips
Pic16.jpg	A lovely view on a nice day but very remote 
Pic17.jpg	Having a rest by the Pant-Mawr tramway
Pic1.jpg	Looking down into the Croesor Valley
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Pic3.jpg	The head of the Pant mawr incline
Pic4.jpg	The S link that Boyd refers to on page 127
Pic18.jpg	This view is thro' the gap between Mawr and Bach and is the slope of Mawr dropping into Llyn Stwlan
Pic19.jpg	Exposed trial workings
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Pic23.jpg	Fron-boeth in the early '80's
Pic24.jpg	An example of the unstable hillside above Fron-boeth
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Pic26.jpg	Kate looking in one of the many flooded workings
Pic27.jpg	Kate catching her breath on the steep climb.
Pic28.jpg	A beautiful stretch of line but so difficult to reach
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Pic30.jpg	Looking back towards Porthmadog