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Beyond the "Horseshoe Curve" area the wooden tramway rounded the
hill and found its way through open country to the Deeside Slate
Quarry. This page illustrates the area as it was in the mid-1980s.
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A number of sections of the former wooden rail
remained in position when this photograph was taken.
In the distance is the Deeside Slab Quarry. |
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The Deeside Slab Quarry had been disused for many
decades by the time this photograph was taken. |
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The excellent scenery is visible in the distance
of this view of the centre of the Deeside Slab Quarry.
The former railway was at two different levels in this view. |
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Another view of the interior of the Deeside Slab
Quarry. |
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This rather flimsy bridge once carried a line over
a route into the quarry. The line on the bridge took slate waste from
the quarry to the waste tips.
Viewed from inside of the quarry, looking towards Glyndyfrdwy. |
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Another view of the flimsy bridge by the quarry
entrance.
Viewed from outside of the quarry. |
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