Ffarm Bedw Gleision / Bedw Gleision Farm
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Ffarm Bedw Gleision / Bedw Gleision Farm
Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 1 Apr 2015
Adfeilion trist Ffarm Bedw Gleision. Yn ystod y 18g bu'n gartref i ddau frawd, John a Morgan Dafydd. Cryddion oeddent o ran eu galwedigaeth ond maent yn enwog am fod yn emynyddion. Cynhelid seiatau Methodistiaid yma hefyd. The sad remains of Bedw Gleision Farm (trans. green birches) During the eighteenth century it was home to two cobblers, brothers John and Morgan Dafydd but they are better known as hymn-writers. The early Methodists also held their meetings here.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.029311
Longitude
-3.899387