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Ger Pont Newydd / Near Pont Newydd
Llwybr cyhoeddus yn cyrraedd yr A487.
A public footpath arriving at the A487.
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Cerrig-y-gof seen from the road
The site is on private land but access has been improved with a gate that can be opened instead of having to be climbed over.
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Lay-by on the A487
by John Baker
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A487 east of Bridge Farm
by Colin Pyle
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Along the A487 Coast Road just west of Maeshelig
by Richard Law
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Track towards Holm House |
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Footpath junction with the A487
The footpath heading south from the road and passing Holm House leaves the road at the gate seen here.
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A487 heading for Dinas Cross
View of a section of the A487 heading for Dinas Cross from Newport, near Cerrig-y-gof.
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Cerrig-y-gof from the west
The five burial chambers, clustered together on a low mound, make an impressive feature but would be improved by the removal of the bracken, ragwort and other vegetation that obscures their arrangement.
The tree behind belong to the hedge... (more)
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Cup-marked stone in relation to Cerrig-y-gof
It is considered highly likely that the two features are associated.
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Capstone, Cerrig y Gof
This appears to be the fallen capstone belonging to the largest of the five putative chamber tombs here. As the most northerly it would have had the pre-eminent view towards Pen Dinas.
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Cerrig-y-gof and Carningli
The visual relationship of Cerrig y Gof with Pen Dinas to the northwest and Mynydd Carningli to the southeast (seen here on the skyline just to the right of the middle telegraph pole) is likely to have been significant to its siting.
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