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near to Sylen, Carmarthenshire/Sir Gaerfyrddin, Wales

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	Inside the kiln at former Horeb Brickworks by Nigel Davies This is a view in through one of charging arches on the short south side of the Hoffmann kiln at the abandoned brickworks. The fire position would cycle around a "racetrack" route - with rounded corners inside the rectangular... (more)
	Llwybr Beicio Horeb / Horeb Cycle Path by Alan Richards Llwybr beicio yn mynd i gyfeiriad Felinfoel. Dilyna'r llwybr hen reilffordd a adeiladwyd yn 1803. A cycle path heading in the direction of Felinfoel (trans. bare mill). The path follows the course of a former railway built in 1803.
	The stables at Gelli Hir farm by Peter Aylmer Farmer just visible on left of pic!
	Cycle track through woodland by Alan Hughes The old railway from Cross Hands to Llanelli - now cycle track 47, more than 12 miles long.
	Entrance to the southern end of the Hoffman brick kiln, Horeb by Humphrey Bolton
	Inside the Hoffman kiln at Horeb Brickworks by Gareth James
	Horeb Brickworks: siding and loading bank by Gareth James Looking towards the location of the sidings that served Horeb Brickworks and the wall of the loading bank beyond.
	A western-side entrance to the Hoffman kiln at Horeb Brickworks by Gareth James
	Derelict building at Horeb Brickworks by Gareth James This wall was once part of a likely boiler or engine house at the site.
	Inside the Hoffman brick kiln, Horeb by Humphrey Bolton This is the south-western side of the kiln.
	National Cycle Route 47 passing the Hoffman brick kiln, Horeb by Humphrey Bolton Most people using this former railway route probably have no idea that they are passing an important industrial history site.
	Chimney at former Horeb Brickworks by Nigel Davies This is the chimney at the former Horeb Brickworks, viewed looking east through the growth on this abandoned site. Just visible through the trees behind the chimney at ground level are several arched openings in the kiln it once served. The... (more)