At the end of Llethri Road
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At the end of Llethri Road
Image: © Deborah Tilley Taken: 31 Aug 2008
I always thought the farm here was very old but it doesn't appear on the 1940's old map. The farm known as Glyngwernan Uchaf is on the top of the hill and has panoramic views all around. In the trees at about (3 o'clock in the photo) is a disused quarry. It was a very scary place for children to play as it had a very eerie atmosphere and dangerous steep sides falling into deep black water below. We still played there - it had the best blackberry bushes for miles around!
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Image Location
Latitude
51.703354
Longitude
-4.129711