Photo gallery - page 11
This precarious structure was once the 'Ty Bach' for the Wrysgan Quarry workforce.
(Ty Bach translates to Little House in English and is a colloquialism for toilet.)
A primitive drilling machine of Wrysgan Quarry.
Croesor Quarry was situated high on the slopes of Moelwyn Mawr.
Part of a winch lies abandoned in Llyn Cwmorthin.
Two views of the famous Cwmorthin cottages, seen on a summer's day.
This tramway and incline once connected Cwmorthin Quarry to the Ffestiniog Railway
Waste tips of Cwmorthin Quarry.
One of the many reservoirs built to serve Rhosydd Quarry.
These supports would have carried a wooden channel from the reservoir to the quarry. Water would pass along it to serve the quarry's thirsty waterwheels.