Road junction, Staylittle
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Road junction, Staylittle
Image: © Nigel Brown Taken: 18 Dec 2008
The main route is the back road from Taliesin to Dôl-y-bont, while the road on the right is a short cut into Talybont. The name Staylittle is a literal English translation of Pentre-bach, "pentre" meaning a place of habitation (hamlet, and so on), a place where people "stay". Here the houses of Staylittle behind the camera are mainly of recent construction, while the cottages of Pentre-bach down the hill ahead are much older, and at one time housed local miners.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.489706
Longitude
-3.995909