Coed Glanllyn

Wood, Forest in Merionethshire

Wales

Coed Glanllyn

Maid Marian, Bala Lake Railway Narrow gauge locomotive 'Maid Marian' running onto its train at Llanuwchllyn. Maid Marian was built by Hunslet in 1903 and worked at Dinorwic until 1964. Though narrow gauge, the Bala Lake Railway uses the former trackbed of the Ruabon - Barmouth line between Llanuwchllyn and Bala.
Maid Marian, Bala Lake Railway Credit: David Robinson

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Maid Marian, Bala Lake Railway Narrow gauge locomotive 'Maid Marian' running onto its train at Llanuwchllyn. Maid Marian was built by Hunslet in 1903 and worked at Dinorwic until 1964. Though narrow gauge, the Bala Lake Railway uses the former trackbed of the Ruabon - Barmouth line between Llanuwchllyn and Bala.
Maid Marian, Bala Lake Railway
Narrow gauge locomotive 'Maid Marian' running onto its train at Llanuwchllyn. Maid Marian was built by Hunslet in 1903 and worked at Dinorwic until 1964. Though narrow gauge, the Bala Lake Railway uses the former trackbed of the Ruabon - Barmouth line between Llanuwchllyn and Bala.
Bala Lake / Llyn Tegid The lake seen from the Bala Lake Railway.
Bala Lake / Llyn Tegid
The lake seen from the Bala Lake Railway.
Bala Lake Near Glanllyn Flag Halt The lake viewed from the Bala Lake railway.
Bala Lake Near Glanllyn Flag Halt
The lake viewed from the Bala Lake railway.
The A494 north at turning for campsite
The A494 north at turning for campsite
Study of a Gasoline Station Essay, Llanuwchllyn.

 This photograph is part of a series taken in homage to the American artist Ed Ruscha's 1963 publication of 'Twentysix Gasoline Stations'.
 More properly known as filling stations in the UK, I am attempting to photograph as many as possible to mark the sixty year anniversary.
Study of a Gasoline Station
Essay, Llanuwchllyn. This photograph is part of a series taken in homage to the American artist Ed Ruscha's 1963 publication of 'Twentysix Gasoline Stations'. More properly known as filling stations in the UK, I am attempting to photograph as many as possible to mark the sixty year anniversary.
View across Bala Lake from Llangower Halt The view across Bala Lake towards Glan Llyn from a Bala Lake Railway train waiting at Llangower Halt.
View across Bala Lake from Llangower Halt
The view across Bala Lake towards Glan Llyn from a Bala Lake Railway train waiting at Llangower Halt.
Part of Lake Bala / Llyn Tegid near Llangower  in June The moods of the waters change with the wind and weather but Bala is always beautiful.
Part of Lake Bala / Llyn Tegid near Llangower in June
The moods of the waters change with the wind and weather but Bala is always beautiful.
Cae-glas above Bala Lake Cae-glas was until fairly recently a farmhouse, now it looks as if it may well be a second home or a holiday cottage. Lovely building.
Cae-glas above Bala Lake
Cae-glas was until fairly recently a farmhouse, now it looks as if it may well be a second home or a holiday cottage. Lovely building.
Part of Bala Lake and the Arenigs beyond The slopes here look down onto the lake's waters and the eye is naturally drawn up to the high mountains on the far side.
Part of Bala Lake and the Arenigs beyond
The slopes here look down onto the lake's waters and the eye is naturally drawn up to the high mountains on the far side.
Llangower church Little Llangower church seems to reflect the state of many churches in Wales; isolated, neglected, peripheral, old and outdated. What a transformation from not too many years ago when all churches and chapels were at the very heart of the lives of most people.
Llangower church
Little Llangower church seems to reflect the state of many churches in Wales; isolated, neglected, peripheral, old and outdated. What a transformation from not too many years ago when all churches and chapels were at the very heart of the lives of most people.
Bala Lake railway from Llangower station
Bala Lake railway from Llangower station
Stream at Llangower station Bala Lake railway
Stream at Llangower station
Bala Lake railway
Grassland and railway at Llangower From next to station
Grassland and railway at Llangower
From next to station
Bala Lake railway train at Llangower Engine is named Holy War
Bala Lake railway train at Llangower
Engine is named Holy War
Bala Lake - Llyn Tegid from Llangower
Bala Lake - Llyn Tegid from Llangower
Looking across Llyn Tegid at Llangower On a perfect autumn morning.
Looking across Llyn Tegid at Llangower
On a perfect autumn morning.
Angling from a canoe At Llangower on Llyn Tegid.
Angling from a canoe
At Llangower on Llyn Tegid.
Anglers at Llangower Looking across Llyn Tegid.
Anglers at Llangower
Looking across Llyn Tegid.
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Coed Glanllyn is located at Grid Ref: SH8832 (Lat: 52.873935, Lng: -3.6579894)

Unitary Authority: Gwynedd

Police Authority: North Wales

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Located within 500m of 52.873935,-3.6579894
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Twr Glanllyn
Ele: 240
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Lôn
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Place: hamlet
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