Derelict WHR Trackbed


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	The embankment through Cwm Bychan disappears into the trees before the railway plunges into the Aberglaslyn tunnel. Rick Beton 544x800, 71KiB
	Empty tunnels in the Aberglaslyn Pass (1993) and the railway of yesteryear. (left) Rick Beton (right) F. Frith & Co. Ltd 1024x785, 91KiB
	Nantmor embankment rises dramatically from the Glaslyn estuary plain at 1 in 40. Rick Beton 695x287, 16KiB
	Just south of Nantmor, the trackbed bridges the main road from Beddgelert to Llanfrothen. Rick Beton 889x595, 71KiB
	Pont Croesor in 1995 and in 1934. Although the road side was substantially rebuilt in 1994, the original railway abutments have been left intact and ready for reconstruction of the railway bridge. Rick Beton 1995 800x536, 64KiB