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More Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland pictures.

Discussion in 'Narrow Gauge Railways' started by 45669, Nov 8, 2009.

  1. 45669

    45669 Part of the furniture

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    Evening All,

    I have finally uploaded the remainder of my pictures from the trip round North Wales with the Eisenbahn Romantik film crew. Usual place, here :

    http://ronfisher.fotopic.net/c1099919.html

    and here :

    http://ronfisher.fotopic.net/c1099919_121.html

    I've still got most of the captions to write, but, as I've said before, most of you won't need captions!

    Hope that they are of interest.
     
  2. KentYeti

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    WHR in 2010

    Spent from 23rd December to 4th January walking the Snowdonian mountains.

    Only got to take some WHR photos on Jan 1st by pure luck as I was climbing up to Mynydd Sygyn above Beddgelert.
    And then on a planned basis on a Rest Day on Jan 2nd. So missed getting photos with snow on the valley floor!

    WHR heads along the valley floor away from Beddgelert on Jan 1st 2010.

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    More conventional railway photos as double headed garratts take a train into, and then out of
    Aberglaslyn Pass on January 2nd.


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  3. maureen

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    Brilliant photos of the Garatts on the WHR in smowy and picturesque locations, makes me wish I were there now rather than in the summer time.
     
  4. KentYeti

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    Sadly Maureen the 2nd January was the last day of advertised public trains until late in March. If I'd have realised that I would probably have changed my mountain walking schedule to follow one by car on a day when the snow level was lower down.
     

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