St Beuno Churchyard
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St Beuno Churchyard
Image: © Eirian Evans Taken: 13 May 2009
A very well-kept graveyard at St Beuno's, Gwyddelwern, which has some very old graves dating back to the 17th C. The yew is noted on the Ancient Yew Trees website - "A hollowed out tree with strikingly coloured bark. When it lost its crown it was severely cut back, on one side at about 10', the other at about 14'. It appears to be making a good recovery".
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Image Location
Latitude
53.009318
Longitude
-3.380218