Through the lytchgate: St Mary's Church
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Through the lytchgate: St Mary's Church
Image: © Alan Bowring Taken: 4 Aug 2014
Parts of the building are dated to the late twelfth century - built by Cistercian monks. The building stones are thought to have come from a quarry at Plas-y-gors just up the Mellte valley.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.809419
Longitude
-3.552858