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near to Quaker's Yard, Merthyr Tydfil/Merthyr Tudful, Wales

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	Bilingual Taff Vale Estate name sign in an Edwardsville hedge by Jaggery Taff Vale Estate is Ystad Cwm Taf in Welsh.
	One arch of the railway bridge over Taff Trail, near Quaker's Yard by David Smith
	Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust This OS cut mark can be found on the Great Western Hotel. It marks a point 141.686m above mean sea level.
	Western Power Distribution vehicle in Edwardsville by Jaggery The Land Rover Defender is parked in Windsor Road. The Western Power Distribution website states "We are the electricity distribution network operator for the Midlands, South West and Wales. We deliver electricity to over 7.8... (more)
	Pont-y-dderwen bridge by Gareth James Beneath the bracken, the remains of Pont-y-dderwen bridge over the Glamorganshire Canal can be seen.
	Taff Trail passing under Quaker's Yard viaduct by John Light About to pass under the Goitre Coed Viaduct. There is access to Quaker's Yard train station about 100 metres past the viaduct on a grassy path to the right of the trail - best suited to walkers or mountain bikes.
	Remaining stub of viaduct near Quaker's Yard by Gareth James
	Pylons by the A470 by John Firth Across the River Taff from Quakers Yard station
	Penydarren tramway at Quakers Yard Viaduct by nantcoly This Tramway (now a Cycleway) was the site of the first ever journey by steam train in February 1804 when Trevithick ran from the Penydarren Ironworks to Abercynon and back. Above it passes the later 1841 Taff Valley Railway.
	Boundary Stone by Adrian Dust HSA 1876 on one side and LJ 1876 on the other.
	A470 near Edwardsville by M J Roscoe The southbound inner lane has been coned off for the verge to be cleared of litter.
	Lay-by by A470, west of Abercynon by David Smith