St. Mary's church, Llanywern
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St. Mary's church, Llanywern
Image: © Jonathan Billinger Taken: 29 Jan 2015
A pond in close proximity to this isolated church. Some information from the parish website; This is a small 14th century Church scarcely touched in the 19th century except for the windows, and re-roofed and re-decorated in 2005. It has a 13th century font and some 18th century monuments. The Churchyard was and is a bog, hence the name. Church registers date from 1653. Part of the charm of this country Church is the view of the North and West escarpments of the Black Mountains. See http://parish.churchinwales.org.uk/s451/churches-en/st-mary-llanywern_-en/
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Image Location
Latitude
51.949064
Longitude
-3.308426