It is a stop plank housing on the Llangollen Canal somewhere between the Prees Branch and Cambrian Railway Bridge 39.
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2 comments:
One has to assume you went no further, as apparently the stop planks are in :)
Martin, if they were in, they didn't seem to impede our progress!
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