Tegryn village centre
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Tegryn village centre
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 4 Aug 2007
Tegryn is a small, mainly agricultural community, high in the Preseli hills, with a pub, post office, two garages, chapel and an area primary school in the village. Within living memory that the village contained, in addition, 4 shops, 2 tailors, a seamstress, a cobbler, an egg trader, a bus proprietor, and in close proximity to the village – a woollen mill and a blacksmith. Nevertheless, even with reduced amenities it remains a thriving centre of local rural life. The garage on the left in the image looks as if it hasn't changed much in recent decades; the pub is straight ahead. The road leads north in the direction of Cardigan. The community has an interesting website with lots of local information: http://www.northpembrokeshire.co.uk/index.php
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Image Location
Latitude
51.968679
Longitude
-4.581077