The Old Pandy, Pandy
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The Old Pandy, Pandy
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 19 Feb 2012
Viewed across the A465. An information board states that the Old Pandy Inn dates from the 17th century. Pandy is Welsh for fulling or thickening mill. The fulling process removed lanolin from fleeces used in wool production. At the rear of the pub, an old fulling mill has been converted into bunkhouse accommodation for walkers and other outdoor enthusiasts. On the left, a bridge carries the Welsh Marches Line railway over a road.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.897874
Longitude
-2.967429