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near to Blackrock, Monmouthshire/Sir Fynwy, Wales

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	West end of Gelli-Felen tunnel by Gareth James The tunnel portals are now obscured by trees, but are located just behind the minibuses.
	Main Road east of Blackrock by M J Roscoe Minor road going down to the east; the concrete barriers before the road signs are in front of the old Blackrock lime kilns in order to restrict access, the railings on the right overlook the adjacent A465 road SO2112 : A465, Heads of the Valleys Road near Clydach, March 2017.
	Former quarry near Blackrock by Ian S Taken from the Heads of the Valleys road.
	Blackrock from Clydach by andy dolman
	Blackrock by David Kitching An industrial archaeologist's paradise with quarries, limekilns and the trackbed of a tramroad and inclined plane.
	Clydach tunnels by Alan Bowring The twin entrances to the tunnels under Gellifelen on the former railway running down (up?) the Clydach Gorge between Abergavenny and Brymawr. The National Cycle Network route 46 skirts the hill to the left to avoid passing through the tunnels.
	Bench at Gellifelin above Cwm Clydach / Clydach Gorge by Jeremy Bolwell A bench sited with a view down and across the gorge. The summit of the Skirrid / Ysgyryd Fawr at Abergavenny is just visible in the distance.
	Disused quarry, Blackrock by Jaggery On the north side of Main Road, the old road from Brynmawr to Abergavenny
	Across the Clydach gorge by Gordon Hatton Somewhere down below traffic roars past on the A465 Heads of the Valleys Road, but the view here is of scattered dwellings, exposed limestone and the line of an old railway, with tunnel portals visible to the right, about halfway up the... (more)
	A465 going under power lines, heading east by Rob Purvis
	Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust This OS cut mark can be found on the wall SW side of the road. It marks a point 283.560m above mean sea level.
	Old railway trackbed, Clydach Gorge by Flying Stag The entrance portals to Gellifelen tunnel are just visible, the lefthand one is bricked up.