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HFF. Southern portal of the tunnel
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Threatening weather on the coast.
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HWW from Erddig
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Dunbar cement
The Dunbar or Oxwellmains cement works was originally built by Blue Circle in 1963 with three kilns. It was rebuilt with a preheater tower and a single kiln which went into production in 1986. It became part of Lafarge Cement UK in 2001 and passed to Tarmac in 2013.
More details here: www.cementkilns.co.uk/cement_kiln_dunbar.html
More details here: www.cementkilns.co.uk/cement_kiln_dunbar.html
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