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6.Cwmystradllyn34 views12/8/21. Descending to the valley floor from the old village of Treforys . Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Cwmystradllyn30 views12/8/21. Walking across a boggy area to get to the track. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Cwmystradllyn27 views12/8/21. Lunch on the hillside close to the derelict village of Treforys which house the quarrymen and their families. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Cwmystradllyn23 views12/8/21. The Ynys y Pandy slate processing works. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Cwmystradllyn24 views12/8/21. Inside the three storey Ynys y Pandy slate processing works. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Cwmystradllyn28 views12/8/21. Starting off from the car park close to the dam. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Cwm-y-Glo15 views8/6/23. 'X' marks the spot where the wheel and harness landed following the explosion. Copy & paste the following for more info: https://historypoints.org/index.php?page=cwm-y-glo-explosion-memorial
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5.Cwm-y-Glo16 views8/6/23. Travelling south east with Nant Peris on our left with the Llanberis Pass ahead.
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4.Cwm-y-Glo17 views8/6/23. The site for lunch on the side of Garreg Lefain. Very close to hut circles, burnt mounds and standing stones had we realised it.
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3.Cwm-y-Glo14 views8/6/23. Negotiating a style just beyond Bryn Bras Castle.
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2.Cwm-y-Glo18 views8/6/23. A memorial plaque marking the area where in 1869 six people died when the two tonnes of nitroglycerine that were being carried in two horse carts exploded. The 'X' in the last photo shows where a cart wheel and harness were found following the explosion which was half a mile away. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Cwm-y-Glo18 views8/6/23. At the start at the council depot outside Cwm-y-Glo.
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