Ancient Stone Clapper Bridge.
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Ancient Stone Clapper Bridge.
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 11 Feb 2007
This bridge crosses the River Alyn near Llanarmon yn Ial. It must have been a busy path at one time as it is very close to a lime kiln, and what appear to be small limestone quarries. Despite its antiquity it is not marked as a public footpath on the modern maps. I believe the prominent hill in the distance is Moel y Plas, but I'm not certain.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.090918
Longitude
-3.209308