🚂 LINDA DEPARTS PENRHYN STATION 🚂 Linda departs Penrhyn Station, runs alongside the road and passes the level crossing on her way to the mountains of Snowdonia. The steam locomotive is shown running parallel to the A4085 from Penrhyndeudraeth to Garreg – a stand-out section of the Ffestiniog Railway. She then goes past the railway's only remaining gated and staffed level crossing before heading towards Rhiw Goch. I took this video during the railway's annual Bygones Weekend. Linda was built by

Step into history on the Temple Quarry Trail! ⛰️✨ This 2.3-mile hike near Bluff Street isn’t just scenic — it’s historic! In the 1870s, pioneer workmen hauled lava rock from this very spot to build the foundation of the St. George Temple. 🛠️ Now it’s your turn to walk the same path (no wagon required 😉). Easy, close to town, and full of views and stories — this trail’s a local gem. | City of St. George

In 1935, quarry workers in Port Madoc, North Wales, had a unique way of getting back from work. They used a special cart with three wheels and a handbrake to travel down the railway tracks. | History In Pictures

Railway museum at Penrhyn Castle, North Wales | Railway Enthusiasts