Coedcaebach

Downs, Moorland in Carmarthenshire

Wales

Coedcaebach

Not a scene for a picture postcard This came as a bit of a shock after ten miles seeing nothing but beautiful countryside. The buildings are presumably part of an agricultural processing plant of some sort. — Not a scene for a picture postcard Credit: Colin Bell

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Not a scene for a picture postcard This came as a bit of a shock after ten miles seeing nothing but beautiful countryside. The buildings are presumably part of an agricultural processing plant of some sort.

Not a scene for a picture postcard

This came as a bit of a shock after ten miles seeing nothing but beautiful countryside. The buildings are presumably part of an agricultural processing plant of some sort.

Heol fach yn croesi pont / A minor road crosses a bridge Heol fach wledig yn croesi pont sy&#039;n rhychwantu nant ddienw.

A minor rural road crosses a bridge spanning an unnamed stream.

Heol fach yn croesi pont / A minor road crosses a bridge

Heol fach wledig yn croesi pont sy'n rhychwantu nant ddienw. A minor rural road crosses a bridge spanning an unnamed stream.

The A40 west of Carmarthen Looking towards the village of Bancyfelin in the far distance. Cana chapel at Passby is the nearest building in view. On the summit of the hill to the right is the earthworks of Castell-y-gaer.

The A40 west of Carmarthen

Looking towards the village of Bancyfelin in the far distance. Cana chapel at Passby is the nearest building in view. On the summit of the hill to the right is the earthworks of Castell-y-gaer.

Railway crossing, Sarnau The station and signal box that once stood on this site have now been demolished.

Railway crossing, Sarnau

The station and signal box that once stood on this site have now been demolished.

Bus shelter, Pass-by Bus shelter and post box opposite Cana Chapel on the old A40 road. Llethrach farm on the right and the ancient earthworks of Castell y Gaer on the hilltop on the left.

Bus shelter, Pass-by

Bus shelter and post box opposite Cana Chapel on the old A40 road. Llethrach farm on the right and the ancient earthworks of Castell y Gaer on the hilltop on the left.

Capel Cana Cana Congregational Chapel (Welsh), established in 1821.

Capel Cana

Cana Congregational Chapel (Welsh), established in 1821.

Railway at Nantyrhebog The train, on its way to Carmarthen, is about to cross Llanllwch Mire in the distance.

Railway at Nantyrhebog

The train, on its way to Carmarthen, is about to cross Llanllwch Mire in the distance.

Nant yr hebog Farm Back in the early 17th century, Nant yr hebog (Hawksbrook) estate was the home of John Prydderch who, as a contemporary of Galileo, made some of the very first telescopic astronomical observations.
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Nant yr hebog Farm

Back in the early 17th century, Nant yr hebog (Hawksbrook) estate was the home of John Prydderch who, as a contemporary of Galileo, made some of the very first telescopic astronomical observations. See link: Link

Parc-y-Rhos farm

Parc-y-Rhos farm

Llys Onnen Cottages, Meidrim It&#039;s impossible to get a good view of this fine row from within SN3219.

Llys Onnen Cottages, Meidrim

It's impossible to get a good view of this fine row from within SN3219.

Sheep oblivious to the rain Unlike the cows (see (add link to other picture)), the sheep seem quite happy to graze in heavy rain and strong wind.

Sheep oblivious to the rain

Unlike the cows (see (add link to other picture)), the sheep seem quite happy to graze in heavy rain and strong wind.

The A40 Probably looks more inviting (and easier to cross) when it&#039;s not raining so hard.

The A40

Probably looks more inviting (and easier to cross) when it's not raining so hard.

Another enclosed lane Part of National Cycle Route 4 heading west from Carmarthen.

Another enclosed lane

Part of National Cycle Route 4 heading west from Carmarthen.

Signpost at Penplas

Signpost at Penplas

Werndale Private Hospital At Bancyfelin.

Werndale Private Hospital

At Bancyfelin.

Fox and Hounds At Bancyfelin. Once the main road to Pembrokeshire now a quiet backwater with not much passing trade. It still looks inviting.

Fox and Hounds

At Bancyfelin. Once the main road to Pembrokeshire now a quiet backwater with not much passing trade. It still looks inviting.

Lucky villagers - a pub, hospital and a post office!

Lucky villagers - a pub, hospital and a post office!

Wern Farm With Werndale Private Hospital alongside.

Wern Farm

With Werndale Private Hospital alongside.

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Coedcaebach is located at Grid Ref: SN3418 (Lat: 51.837892, Lng: -4.4104306)

Unitary Authority: Carmarthenshire

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

What 3 Words

///covenants.prefix.curated. Near Llangynog, Carmarthenshire

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Generator Solar Modules: 16

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