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A drawing. Photographs of the first frame go here.

Framed route map

The Cambrian Coast

Machynlleth to Pwllheli, round Cardigan Bay

The line along the edge of Wales, over the Barmouth bridge, with the sea on one side and the hills on the other.

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This one is still being drawn and checked. Leave your email and we’ll write once, when it can be ordered.

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On the frame
  • The route in relief along the coast
  • The stations and the bridge marked
  • The figures for the line
  • A replica ticket in the mount
The figures
Checked against published sources before this map goes on sale, and listed here when they are.
Size
32 by 44 cm, 4.5 cm deep. The frame is 32 by 44 cm; a sheet of A4 paper is 21 by 29.7 cm.
Made of
  • Oak-effect wooden box frame, deep enough to clear the relief, with an acrylic front (lighter than glass and safer in the post)
  • The map printed in several colours of plant-based PLA, set into a cream mount
  • A replica Edmondson ticket for the journey on buff card, the same size and stock as the tickets in the monthly parcel
  • Hanging fixings on the back; stands on a shelf as well
Delivery
£6.95 to any UK address by Royal Mail Tracked 48, with a tracking number emailed the day it goes.
As a gift
Put their address at checkout and your own email. Add a message and it goes in on a card. No price goes in the parcel.
Returns
14 days from the day it arrives to change your mind. Post it back at your own cost and we refund in full. If it arrives damaged, tell us and we replace it or refund you, postage included. How to cancel.
Map data
Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.

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Other journeys

  • The Record Run

  • The Settle and Carlisle

  • The West Highland