St.Crallo's Church Coychurch
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St.Crallo's Church Coychurch
Image: © kenneth rees Taken: Unknown
The Welsh name for the Village of Coychurch is Llangrallo. Obviously, named after St.Crallo. The white house, bottom left is the Rectory now used as the Llandaff Diocesan Office. The two houses, bottom right, are built on the site of a 7th Century Collegiate. The Church is of the 12th Century.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.506162
Longitude
-3.529124