Stone Fence at Pant Du
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Stone Fence at Pant Du
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 13 Nov 2006
This line of stones appears to have been set up as a fence rather than a wall. The area is indicated as Pant Du on the 25,000 O.S. map. - Pant is a 'hollow or depression', and Du is 'black', so 'Black Hollow' would seem to fit with the extensive lead mining that was carried out in these hills over many years. The photo is taken from the Clwydian Way.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.126715
Longitude
-3.18954