Mynydd Pysgodlyn
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Mynydd Pysgodlyn
Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 19 Jan 2013
Piler triongli ar lawr ar Fynydd Pysgodlyn. Yn ystod y 18g cynhelid mabolgampau ar y mynydd ac yn 1843 cynhaliwyd cyfardod mawr yma gan Derfysgwyr Beca. Yn ystod degawdau cynnar yr 20g cynhelid treialon cwn defaid ar y mynydd. A fallen trig point on Mynydd Pysgodlyn (trans. fishpool mountain). During the C18 games were held on the mountain and in 1843 the Rebecca Rioters held a mass meeting here. Later, during early decades of the C20 the hill became the venue for sheepdog trials.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.724789
Longitude
-3.978682