near to Bronygarth, Shropshire, England
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Crogen Iddon
by Peter Craine
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Overgrown lime kilns |
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Ty Brickly
by Tim Heaton
Offa's Dyke Path passing to the right of this tangle of buildings as it skirts round Gwyningar Wood.
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Narrow Lane by Ty Brickly
by Chris Heaton
Leads back down into the Ceiriog Valley and the B4500.
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Geese at Ty Brickly
by Chris Heaton
Observed at Ty Brickly while climbing out of the Ceiriog Valley on The Offa's Dyke Path.
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Ty Brickly
by Row17
Part of the Offa's Dyke long distance footpath.
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Houses at Ty Brickly
by John Haynes
Large house and adjoining cottage.
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Curved steel farm building
by John Haynes
The curved profile and the cement asbestos cladding is probably immediately post WW2 to early 1950's construction.
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Ceiriog Trail heads uphill
by John Haynes
This ancient route crosses Offa's Dyke and the Ceiriog Trail joins it to head West and upwards.
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View NW along Ceiriog Valley from Offa's Dyke Path above Bronygarth
by Colin Park
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View south-west at Ty Brickly |
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On the Llwybr Ceiriog Way in spring
Glorious walking.
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Information board on the Ceiriog Way at Offa's Dyke
This board interprets the military, warfare, border aspects of this historic area and refers to the dyke, the Battle of Crogen and Chirk Castle.
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Offa's Dyke
by John H Darch
A section where the path follows the original dyke.
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Offa's Dyke Path at Ty Brickly
by Jeff Buck
Offa's Dyke Path at Ty Brickly (or Ty Brickley depending on which map you are looking at).
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