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Cymro

June 23, 2020 04:32AM

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I don’t know for sure but as far as I’m aware it is still there today. I must take a walk up to have a look. Sadly it’s condition will only deteriorate but it’s location will probably mean that it will stay where it is now. Also it’s gauge (3 feet) is relatively unusual here on the British mainland. Perhaps with a pilot and a bell it could be a switching engine for Como?

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Penmaenmawr narrow gauge	heatermason	June 08, 2020 04:36AM
Re: Penmaenmawr narrow gauge	guymonmd	June 08, 2020 02:19PM
Re: Penmaenmawr narrow gauge	tgbcvr	June 09, 2020 02:04PM
Re: Penmaenmawr narrow gauge	Cymro	June 23, 2020 02:07AM
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