Rhiw Wrach, Llanfynydd
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Rhiw Wrach, Llanfynydd
Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 5 Apr 2012
Hen heol ucheldir a gysyllta Frechfa a Llanfynydd. Enw'r tyle yw Rhiw'r Wrach. Ymddengys nad oes neb yn gwybod beth yw tarddiad yr enw. Yn anffodus mae 4x4au yn difrodi'r hen ffordd Old upland road linking the village of Brechfa with Llanfynydd. The name of the hill is Rhiw'r Wrach (trans. The Hill of the Witch) but its origin seems to have been lost. Unfortunately 4x4s are damaging the road.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.938924
Longitude
-4.121503