Crossways
Introduction
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Crossways
Image: © RAY JONES Taken: 12 Jan 2007
Crossways Farm, now a private residence and named Crossways. In older times known possibly more appropriately as THE CROSS. This is the junction of the FIRS Road (running N/S) and an ancient unpaved road (running W/E). This old road was reputed, in ancient times to be the "main" road from Abergavenny to Whitecastle, a medieval Castle 5 miles to the East. The old road is a public right of way, it is still usable/walkable, but some of it has been levelled and cleared by the nearby land owners.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.836202
Longitude
-2.933161