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English: Y Lon Goed. "The Tree Road", which stretches 7 or 8 km inland from the coast, reputedly an old quarry supply track. The sign attached to the tree says "Warning: CCTV in Operation", but there is no indication why this area should require such security measures.
Update March 07 [from Alan Fryer]: Y Lôn Goed, more correctly Wood Lane was not a track to any quarry; it was constructed in the early 19th century to link the farms of the Talhenbont estate, and enable the transport of sand and lime from Afonwen beach. The CCTV sign is one of many in the area erected by Gwynedd council to discourage fly-tipping. I am not aware of where, if anywhere, the actual cameras are hidden. |
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