near to Llangynidr, Powys, Wales
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Standing stone Carreg Waun Llech
by Alan Haines
View of the standing stone Carreg Waun Llech as marked on OS map. Background hill on the right is the Sugar Loaf, just North of Abergavenny.
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View towards Mynydd Llangatwg
Within the access-land moorland is a patch of privately-owned woodland, Coed yr Eithin.
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The edge of the moor
The broken down stone wall, backed up by a post and wire fence mark the boundary between open moorland and enclosed land at Coed yr Eithin.
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Cwm Waun Llech
Cerddwyr yn croesi nant fach yng Ngwm Waun Llech.
Walkers crossing a brook at Cwm Waun Llech (trans. valley of the moor of the stone)
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Snow scene looking towards Tretower
by andy dolman
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Disgwylfa mountain road
Looking south as the road crosses open moorland towards Blaen-Onneu.
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View from the Mountain Road
Looking east towards Aberganny in the soft Usk valley and Y Fal, Sugarloaf, presiding over.
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Boundary wall at Coed yr Eithin
The wall surrounds an 'island' of enclosed land surrounded by open access land. There appears to be just a small area of woodland within the wall, but no sign of agricultural activity. The Sugar Loaf rises in the distance.
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Carreg Waun Llech
by Alan Bowring
A close-up of the stone showing the carious ('honeycomb') weathering which decorates the calcareous sandstone from which this standing stone is formed. There are low crags of similar rock in the vicinity, seemingly a sandy unit... (more)
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Hawthorn on Wall Line
by Adrian Dust
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