Cwmorthin slate quarry. - geograph.org.uk - 137851.jpg
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English: Cwmorthin slate quarry. This place is suffering frequent collapses. Worked as recently as the 1980's, its history is very well documented. |
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| Author | Ian in Warwickshire |
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