Iron Age Track
Introduction
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Iron Age Track
Image: © Alan Hughes Taken: 17 Apr 2016
Iron Age track - or possibly later (Roman or medieval?) - leading from Llancarfan to the hill fort at Castle Ditches. The lane leading eastward from Llancarfan towards Brookwell continues as a footpath which follows the valley of Ffynnon Clwyf to a crossing point. On the far side of the stream the track rises steadily uphill towards the house on the skyline where it takes a sharp turn right towards the Iron Age settlement. The line of this continuation to the track can be clearly seen against the tree line to the right of the photograph.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.423286
Longitude
-3.350882