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Possibly the most interesting thing about the Conwy Valley line is the section between Blaenau Ffestiniog and Trawsfynydd, which remained open for over thirty years after the rest closed, almost entirely for the purpose of removing nuclear waste flasks from Trawsfynydd power station.
This section did close in 1998, when the power station shut down, but the track has not been removed.
We sought to find the end of the remaining track, and here it is, somewhat overgrown (hence no photo of the actual track!)
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End of the line, Platform 3 at Llandudno Station, with shops on passing 'Augusta St.' in view.
[ 'Chester & Holyhead Railway' 1858,
'LNWR' 1892. ]
Welshpool & Llanfair Railway No 823 'Countess' buffers up in readiness to take the last train of the day, 3.55pm to Llanfair.
Sunday 12th June 2011
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