Slate shed at Caecernau
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Slate shed at Caecernau
Image: © starkderrick Taken: 16 Oct 2011
This farm building is made of a timber frame to which are nailed rectangular sheets of slate about 3/4" thick. The roof is made of "slates" of a similar thickness. The stone probably came from the nearby Aberllefenni quarries.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.665396
Longitude
-3.822897