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| Description | Snowdon Mountain Railway 2 foot gauge rack railway 0-4-0 No.6 "Padarn" built by the Swiss Locomotive Works, Winterthur, Switzerland (No.2838 of 1922) at Llanberis girding its loins for an ascent on Mount Snowdon, 09/09. | |||||||||||||
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