... well. When they rebuilt and re-aligned the main road above the railway I was hoping they would leave a bit of the old road as a layby, because that spot has great potential for snaps and it was impossible before. They did! So if I'm heading north up the A487 and have a camera in the car and it's the right sort of day I often stop to see what sort of shot is available. Here's a couple of Canada geese: 528_291854_390000000.jpg and a distant shot of the Dyfi railway bridge: 528_291858_250000000.jpg Last edited on 30 Apr 2018 00:02 by Nigel Brown posted: 11 May 2018 03:05 from: Martin Wynne Rob Manchester wrote: Took a better camera back to the (former) Lancashire coal area today and made sure not to get my grubby fingers on the lens 2001_281940_140000000.jpg Do you reckon the holes in the end of the rails are original ones for the fishplates? Counting the bricks gives around 30 foot lengths. Hi Rob, That's a great pic for anyone wanting to colour old brickwork. Yes, ...