Traeth Mawr


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Traeth Mawr literally means Big Beach, a name appropriate for the wide-open levels of farmland reclaimed from the sea. Alongside the railway near here, a sand-built embankment was built by James Creassy in about 1700 as an early land reclamation works.

Prince stands at the headshunt with the still-vacant trackbed off into the distance on the right.

Geoff Jenkins

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