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Harlech street could be world's steepest

Harlech street could be world's steepest; WALES, Gwynedd: Harlech; mountains in Snowdonia National Park, various shots of steep street Ffordd Pen Llech, people and surveyor measuring street, local resident interviews. WALES: Gwynedd: Harlech:EXTWide shot of landscape including houses and mountains in Snowdonia National ParkWide shot of mountain peakHigh angle view of steep street (Ffordd Pen Llech - possibly the steepest street in the world)Vehicle travelling down Ffordd Pen LlechVarious shots of Gwyn Headley (Local resident) using measuring tapeGwyn Headley (Local resident) interview SOTPeople measuring street PANSurveyor taking measurementsSEQUENCE Reporter to camera as walking up steep road SOTHigh angle view of houses along steep streetKen Doody and Irene Doody (Local residents) standing outside houseBack view of Ken Doody looking across landscapeIrene Doody (Local resident) interview SOTKen Doody Irene Doody (Local resident) interview SOTSurveyor making notesPerson with measuring tapeGwyn Headley (Local resident) holding measuring tape up and chatting SOT- That'll terrify the New Zealanders Low angle view of people measuring road
Harlech street could be world's steepest; WALES, Gwynedd: Harlech; mountains in Snowdonia National Park, various shots of steep street Ffordd Pen Llech, people and surveyor measuring street, local resident interviews. WALES: Gwynedd: Harlech:EXTWide shot of landscape including houses and mountains in Snowdonia National ParkWide shot of mountain peakHigh angle view of steep street (Ffordd Pen Llech - possibly the steepest street in the world)Vehicle travelling down Ffordd Pen LlechVarious shots of Gwyn Headley (Local resident) using measuring tapeGwyn Headley (Local resident) interview SOTPeople measuring street PANSurveyor taking measurementsSEQUENCE Reporter to camera as walking up steep road SOTHigh angle view of houses along steep streetKen Doody and Irene Doody (Local residents) standing outside houseBack view of Ken Doody looking across landscapeIrene Doody (Local resident) interview SOTKen Doody Irene Doody (Local resident) interview SOTSurveyor making notesPerson with measuring tapeGwyn Headley (Local resident) holding measuring tape up and chatting SOT- That'll terrify the New Zealanders Low angle view of people measuring road
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