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Landslide blocks famous railway as 'torrent' of mud and trees flows onto line
Heavy rain caused a landslide depositing 100 cubic metres of mud and debris on the Welsh Highland Railway near Tryfan Junction, prompting safety inspections and service adjustments.
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Landslide blocks North Wales railway line ahead of Christmas services
Similar landslips have been reported across the area in recent week.
·Wales, United Kingdom
Read Full ArticleTorrent of mud slips across Welsh heritage railway
Persistent heavy rain has caused a landslip near Tryfan Junction on the Welsh Highland Railway. The lanslip is around 4.5 miles away from Caernarfon in North Wales, and the heavy rain recently has caused similar incidents in the area, especially a widely reported one near Nefyn. The incident is thought…
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