English: Railway cutting, Cwm-trwsgl Taken from the western side of the Prince of Wales quarry slab mill, this cutting was excavated for the extension of the Gorseddau Junction and Portmadoc Railway. In its final, short-lived, form, the railway ran around the head of Cwm Pennant to reach the incline below Cwm Dwyfor which linked with the copper mines of the same name.
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