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Cwmrheidol User Album

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Cwmrheidol: The pretty little fireplace at a ruined cottage near level no. 6. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68433)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: The old cottage by level no. 6. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68432)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: The old cottage by level no. 6. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68431)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: Level no. 6 which drains the Ystumtuen mines above - Penrhiw and Bwlch Gwyn. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68430)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: The orange by ocher tips. The ocher in the water from the two adits is carried through pipes to the seperating pools below. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68429)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: The recent pipe from no. 6 before joining with the pipe from no. 9. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68428)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: No. 6 lies halfway down the tips whilst no. 6 is at the top. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68427)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: No. 6 was the most recent level to work in the valley - closed in the 1950s. It was flooded nearly to the brim until the water was recently drained through new pipes and an iron grid replacing the old rotten wooden door. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68426)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: An old tipping wagon was thrown aside during the clearing of the lake that was formally in front of no. 9. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68425)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: No. 9. You can see the water mark before it was drained in these two shots. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68424)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68423)
Add to Favourites Cwmrheidol: The corner of the adjecent cottage to no. 6. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-68422)
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Add to Favourites Old mine building: Not sure what this was, good stonework (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-55417)
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Add to Favourites Old Equipment: Rusting equipment by the river Rheidol looking very scenic in the sunshine (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-55413)
Add to Favourites Spoilheap: Looks great in the sunshine from the train. Fantastic area for walking (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-55412)
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Add to Favourites Ironwork associated with the turbine.: The mine was powered by a turbine taking w.ter from the Afon Rheidol, (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-007)
Add to Favourites Crusher house (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-006)
Add to Favourites View to Afon Rheidol from near No. 6 level: Note the red car in the distance that gives scale to the dumps. (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-005)
Add to Favourites No. 6 level 17th July 2007 (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-004)
Add to Favourites No. 9 level from above (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-003)
Add to Favourites No. 9 Level 17th July 2007 (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-002)
Add to Favourites Mill 2008 (Cwmrheidol-Lead-Mine-User-Album-Image-001)
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