Loved your short vid which was respectfully done as regards the 2 men who sadly lost their lives while at work. In other comments my fellow Welshies are determined to have every last name spelt correctly. Conwy pre circa 1990 had 2 spellings, Conway being considered English & for years it cost our council loads as the bi-lingual signs were forever being painted over by radical cottage burners!! Some people are never happy but thanks for covering this piece of little known history, ironically by an English voice.
Just a little nit picking, Conwy doesn't have an "A" in it ( map)and Wales doesn't have an "H". Be good if you could do one just a bit further back at Llandulas, that was a pretty bad one where wagons rolled onto the mainline and smashed into a oncoming express.
No less than two mistakes on the map. It should be Colwyn Bay , not Colwyn. Conway is a mis spelling. Should be Conwy. And the pronunciation of Penmeanmawr is a bit dodgy.
Excellent! Thank you for your sober approach to a sad accident.
Loved your short vid which was respectfully done as regards the 2 men who sadly lost their lives while at work. In other comments my fellow Welshies are determined to have every last name spelt correctly. Conwy pre circa 1990 had 2 spellings, Conway being considered English & for years it cost our council loads as the bi-lingual signs were forever being painted over by radical cottage burners!! Some people are never happy but thanks for covering this piece of little known history, ironically by an English voice.
Just a little nit picking, Conwy doesn't have an "A" in it ( map)and Wales doesn't have an "H". Be good if you could do one just a bit further back at Llandulas, that was a pretty bad one where wagons rolled onto the mainline and smashed into a oncoming express.
No less than two mistakes on the map. It should be Colwyn Bay , not Colwyn. Conway is a mis spelling. Should be Conwy. And the pronunciation of Penmeanmawr is a bit dodgy.
Conway was in use at the time, so no big deal.