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ppd[24] - nine ladies
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CoLC - mortgage rates
atm - slagging off
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gct[5] - chaffinch
gct[5] - three jackdaws
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lfp - training centre
lfp - still hunting William
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lfp - looking at the marina {2 of 2}
lfp - Pwllheli : 13-39
lfp - SRP : Lifeboat 416 {1 of 6}
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cym - unusual barrier
olb - Aber bad achub {2 of 2}
VoR[24] - "Millenium Clock Tower"
VoR[Aber] - paddling pool [HBM]
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VoR(M)[24] - Fire Queen {2 of 4}
svr[24] - 60532 at Kidderminster Town
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ppd[24] - tree with offerings
wst[24] - Slatey Sike flooding {1 of 2}
wst[24] - Slatey Sike flooding {2 of 2}
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CoLC - Spring Budget, 2024
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VoR(M)[24] - Fire Queen {1 of 4}
![VoR(M)[24] - Fire Queen {1 of 4}](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/38/58/52433858.36928166.640.jpg?r2 "VoR(M)[24] - Fire Queen {1 of 4}")
The locomotive "Fire Queen" , built in 1848 by Horlock [Kent], for the 4ft gauge Padarn Railway, North Wales, working until 1886. She was preserved by John Smith MP in the late 1960s and displayed at Penrhyn Castle [National Trust] until January 2024, when she was moved for display to the Vale of Rheidol museum in Aberystwyth.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_Queen
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_Queen
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A wonderful and interesting picture, which I like very much!
Very nice composition.
When I saw this, I thought of Penrhym Castle, so thank you for telling us it is in Aberystwyth!
Best Wishes, HFF, a nice weekend , and stay safe!!
Peter
StoneRoad2013 club has replied to Peter_Private_Box clubI must admit that you can get a better view compared to the relatively cramped gallery at Penrhyn Castle. [which sort of makes up for the NT chucking her out from the Castle]
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