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English: A dilapidated blast shelter at Ponc Enid, the penultimate gallery The Enid gallery was named after one of the G.W.D Assheton-Smith's daughters. It is 2,200 ft asl, and can be a hell-hole in winter. George Assheton-Smith had little interest in the quarry and its workers. He rarely visited it, and preferred to spend his time and money developing a menagerie of exotic animals at his Faenol mansion and sailing his luxury yacht 'Pandora'. |
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