Hen heol Llandybie old Road
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Hen heol Llandybie old Road
Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 9 Feb 2012
Hen heol sy'n cysylltu Pentregwenlais â Llandybie. Cysylltir Llandybie â hen rigwn a ganlyn: 'A ei di i Landybie heb weud ie, dros yr hewl neu dros y cie?' Y nod yw ateb rhagor o gwestiynau heb ddweud 'ie'. Old road linking Pentregwenlais (trans. Village of the white stream) with Llandybie (trans. St Tybie's Church). Llandybie is well known for the following children's rhyme ' A ei di i Landybie heb weud ie, dros yr hewl neu dros y cie?'(Will you go to Llandybie without saying 'yes', along the road or across the fields?). More questions will follow and the object of the game is not to say 'ie' (Yes)
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Image Location
Latitude
51.824245
Longitude
-4.015689