near to Middle Mill, Pembrokeshire/Sir Benfro, Wales
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Standing stone, Tremaenhir
The OS map shows 'standing stones' here, but a quick search revealed only this one. The settlement name would suggest an ancient site associated with the stones, as it appears to translate as the settlement [town] of the long stones.
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Field gateways
A pair of field gateways of a country road south of Treglamais. The field on the left has been cut and harvested for silage.
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Tree lined road near Caerwen
by Jeff Gogarty
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Post Box
by Alan Hughes
Post box in remote rural location.
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Pembrokeshire from the air, 1998
by Derek Harper
The eastern end of the disused St Davids airfield (see SM7926 : East of St Davids from the air, 1998) can just be seen on the left. In the distance, a glimpse of headlands on the coast west of Strumble Head.
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Tremaenhir - part of an ancient landscape
A listed post Medieval farmhouse and listed lofted stable, built on a Medieval settlement known as Trefmengar.
Evidence of earlier prehistoric activity with Bronze Age standing stones - one in the field to the west of the farmhouse (Grid... (more)
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Derelict farm buildings
by Alan Hughes
There are plans for these buildings at Tremaenhir to be converted into holiday cottages. A sign of the growth of the Pembrokeshire tourism industry.
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Tremaenhir Farm House
by Jeff Gogarty
Late 18th century or early 19th century substantial farmhouse of rubble stone with slate roof and stone stacks. Grade II listed.
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Gate, gorse and letter box |
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Letter box at Tremaenhir
On the cross roads, just east of the ancient settlement of Tremaenhir.
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Tremaenhir - standing stone
by Richard Law
This is the inscribed stone mentioned in SM8226 : Tremaenhir - part of an ancient landscape, the inscription being more visible 'in the flesh' than a photo can really do justice to.
I couldn't track down the other stones in the area around the farm, which I... (more)
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View through a gap in the hedge
by Jeff Gogarty
Near Caerwen Farm, Pembrokeshire.
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