View north from Plumstone Rock
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View north from Plumstone Rock
Image: © Dylan Moore Taken: 9 Aug 2020
The patch of green beyond the moorland is Mountain Cott - with three farms today, but as many as seven in the 19th century. Beyond it in a wooded valley is Nant-y-coy Brook, which forms the northern boundary of Camrose and of the Hundred of Roose. It is also the traditional line of the Landsker, dividing the Welsh-speaking north of Pembrokeshire from the English-speaking south. However, during the 19th and 20th centuries the real linguistic boundary was to the south of Dudwell Mountain. Beyond the brook is the village of Hayscastle Cross. On the far horizon is Garn Fawr on the Pencaer peninsula, 16 km away.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.874265
Longitude
-5.028391