Ffrith, Y

Settlement in Flintshire

Wales

Ffrith, Y

All Saints, Cymau in the snow Friday 10th March 2023 walked down to check all well at church &amp; empty dehumidifier. — All Saints, Cymau in the snow Credit: Isabel Blore

Ffrith is a small village located in the county of Flintshire, Wales. It is situated near the town of Mold and is surrounded by picturesque countryside. The village is known for its peaceful and rural setting, making it a popular destination for those seeking a tranquil retreat.

Ffrith is home to a range of amenities, including a local pub, post office, and convenience store, providing residents with all the essentials they need. The village also has a community center which hosts a variety of events and activities throughout the year.

One of the main attractions in Ffrith is the Ffrith Beach Arena, a popular leisure complex that features a go-karting track, skate park, and children's play area. The arena also hosts events such as music concerts and food festivals, making it a hub of entertainment for both locals and visitors.

Overall, Ffrith is a charming village with a strong sense of community and plenty of opportunities for recreation and relaxation. Its idyllic setting and range of amenities make it a desirable place to live or visit in Flintshire.

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Ffrith, Y Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.087339/-3.0764683 or Grid Reference SJ2855. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

All Saints, Cymau in the snow

Friday 10th March 2023 walked down to check all well at church & empty dehumidifier.

Isabel Blore

View of Cymau Village in the Snow

Woke up to more snow! 10th March 2023

Isabel Blore

House near Smelt Wood

At the junction of Brymbo Road and Gegin Road

Eirian Evans

Penrhos Engine House

Looming out of the mist. John Wilkinson, the pioneering industrialist, built Penrhos Engine House in the late 18th Century, in order to house an engine to pump water from his coal mine on the site. It is thought to be the earliest surviving colliery engine house in Wales. Link

Eirian Evans

Penrhos Engine House

Built to house a pump to extract water from a coal mine. It was later converted into a cottage Link

Eirian Evans

Concrete structure, Nant y Ffrith

This large concrete base is next to the footbridge and has the rough-cast concrete look of a 1930s or 40s industrial building. What was its purpose? Mining? There are mounting bolts and nearby coils of old wire rope. There is a mine level near.

John Harrison

Waterfall, Nant y Ffrith

John Harrison

Llanfynydd Flintshire

Riding on horseback through Llanfynydd. The Garage is on the left. We were heading back to where we left our trailer.

Jenni Miller

Brymbo: southward at Brymbo Middle Signalbox, 1962

View towards Brymbo (GWR) station and Wrexham to left, towards Vron Colliery to right. Brymbo Steelworks dominates the background. This a typical scene of heavy industry 50+ years ago. See also SJ2651 : Site of Berwig Halt, Minera, SJ2953 : Brymbo (GW) Station (remains) and SJ2954 : Site of Brymbo West Crossing Halt.

Ben Brooksbank

Grazing fields west of the B5101

Gyfynys Farm on the left and Woodlands Farm to the rear

Maggie Cox

Pasture land north of Brymbo

A lovely view across this square from a footpath heading up to Mount Sion. Spread out below - from Gyfynys Farm on the left to St Mary's Church on the right. Beyond in the middle distance are factories at Llay and in the far distance is a view across the Cheshire Plain to The Sandstone Ridge.

Maggie Cox