Before they built the causeway at Porthmadoc the sea used to come in and lap at the feet of the Snowdonia range. One day it probably will again
Before they built the causeway at Porthmadoc the sea used to come in and lap at the feet of the Snowdonia range. One day it probably will again
Mike Howe 
I remember Porthmadog well, Mike, and the Cob, and Cob Records (is it still there?) Lovely pic.
Hi Mike. That’s a great picture with the mist in the mountains. I don’t know if it’s a good thing with the water coming in again. It certainly will be a beautiful sight but some people might loose their home at the same time.
All the best,
Hanna
There will be beautiful waterfront property here for whoever is left alive at that time.
Yes and some mud flats for the birdies
Perfect! I’m always amazed at how many people think that marshland is wasteland when it is just teeming with life and so necessary to nature.
Wouldn’t think sea water would be good for the land. Did the salt create a problem?
It was once a tidal estuary Pat until they built a sea wall. Now its marshy farmland and nice wildlife habitat