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Brynyrafr Mine: May - June 2008

It has been reported that either the #1 or #2 shaft was recently exposed when the wooden cap collapsed exposing a large stope above standing water level. A man was killed here in the early 1960s when he fell through a similar cap. Take Care !

posted by Simon Hughes on 15/06/2008

Bryn-yr-afr Lead Mine

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