Nestled in the trees by golden hour. Arthog, 29.03.26.Sunset over the Mawddach Estuary, viewed from the Arthog side. 29.03.26.The ‘Binoculars’ at Abercwmeiddaw Quarry, Corris, were created by an experimental steam-powered tunnelling machine in 1864. Gwynedd. 30.03.26.A slate-slip and a portal. In the tunnels at Abercwmeiddaw Quarry, Corris, Gwynedd. 30.03.26.Slate was so readily available as a local resource that in Corris, it is used as stock fencing. 30.03.26.‘Little Italy’ is a model village near Corris, built over decades by local resident Mark Bourne. 30.03.26.1864 was a good year for steam power. The same year that the test tunnels were being drilled over at Corris, construction on the Barmouth Bridge began. 31.03.26Marsh Marigold Caltha palustris brightening the wet alder woodland at Hillditch Coppice, Worcestershire. 01.04.26.
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