Cwm, Llandudoch/St Dogmaels
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Cwm, Llandudoch/St Dogmaels
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 3 Feb 2007
Houses perch on the steep sides of this glacial ravine, Cwm Degwel, that runs down into the village. This land was virtually unsettled in the 1840s, but by 1891 formed a significant part of the village. A few of these cottages were probably 'tai unnos' (one night houses) characterised by the single dwelling standing in an enclosed garden. The ruins behind the bank on the left suggest there may have been a mill here.
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Image Location
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Latitude
52.073539
Longitude
-4.685487