Skanda Vale
Introduction
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Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 16 Jun 2015
Unwaith yn ffarm o'r enw Cwm Creigiau Fawr mae'r lle bellach, er 1974, yn ganolfan fynachaidd lle ddilyna'r mynachwyr gôd Ffransisgaidd llym o dlodi, diweirdeb ac ufudd-dod. Once a farm called Cwm Creigiau Fawr (trans. valley of rocks) the place, since 1973, has been a monastic community. The monks follow the strict Franciscan code of poverty, chastity and obedience.
