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near to Gellilydan, Gwynedd, Wales

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	A470 / A487 junction by DS Pugh Looking onto the A470 leading to Llan Ffestiniog.
	Railway Bridge near Utica by Trevor Harris This lane passes under the bridge which carried the railway - now disused. A few metres further on the lane meets the A470.
	Railway Siding and Modern Bridge by Barry Hunter This is the recently replaced bridge carrying the A470 over the disused railway (to decommissioned Transfynydd Nuclear Power Station), if you use your imagination you can see the old railway platform though the tunnel, which is now a... (more)
	Trawsfynydd 3 by Keith Evans Milepost to the left of the bush on the A.470 at Gellilydan, Gwynedd for close up view see Link
	Tyddyn-du Farm, Gellilydan by David Martin This is the Long Barn
	A470 turning by Alex McGregor
	A470 near Utica by John Firth
	Utica 1897 by Graeme Walker
	View to the next field by Bill Boaden A drainage channel makes a significant barrier before the fence. In the distance is the Trawsfynydd power station, though it is not clear because of rain in the air.
	A470-A487 Cyffordd ffordd / A470-A487 Road junction by Ian Medcalf A470 ger Gellilydan / A470 near Gellilydan.
	The A 470 approx 4km north of Trawsfynydd by Ian Warburton The Moelwyn mountains in the distance
	Former Maentwrog Road station, 2001 by Ben Brooksbank View east from the A470 road, to the former station entrance, now a private house. The line behind had been the ex-GWR Bala (to right) - Blaenau Ffestiniog (to left), closed 4/1/60 to passengers, 28/1/61 to freight. However this section,... (more)