Gwernestyn

Settlement in Flintshire

Wales

Gwernestyn

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Gwernestyn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.11433/-3.016154 or Grid Reference SJ3257. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Caergwrle Castle

Chris Andrews

Benchmark on wall by Hope railway bridge, Fagl Lane

Ordnance Survey benchmark on the stone wall by the south parapet of Hope railway bridge in Fagl Lane. Levelled at 87.063m above Newlyn Datum, verified 1959. The bridge creates an 'S' bend in the road and judging by the damage to the adjacent metal box the cut mark has done well to survive. For a wider view see SJ3058 : Stone wall by Hope railway bridge, Fagl Lane Link

John S Turner

Stone wall by Hope railway bridge, Fagl Lane

Looking across Fagl Lane towards the stone wall between the railway bridge on the left, and the access lane to Hope Station. There is an Ordnance Survey benchmark on the wall to the left of the damaged electricity cabinet SJ3058 : Benchmark on wall by Hope railway bridge, Fagl Lane

John S Turner

DEMU 230007 leaving Hope (Flintshire) Station for Wrexham

Converted from London Underground stock

Peter Moore

Church of St Cynfarch and St Cynfar, Hope, Flintshire

John H Darch

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To Kiln Drive, Hope.

John H Darch

Barn at Bridge End

John H Darch

Trees in winter

John H Darch

Passing by on the Wrexham Road

Between Penyffordd and Hope on the A550

David Long

Red, or White, Sir?

The two pubs on the hill into Hope are the White Lion and the Red Lion

David Long

Middle Lane, Kinnerton

David Long

Cottages on Chapel Lane, near Llay

Taken from the junction of Higher Lane, Dark Lane and Chapel Lane, looking towards Llay.

Derek Harper

Caergwrle's Packhorse Bridge/Y Bont Pynfarch

Late afternoon on the mid 17th century packhorse bridge at Caergwrle. One of the finest examples of its type in Wales it was restored in 2001 after flood damage. It features low walls to allow for the passage of bulging side packs, and the two triangular recesses allow pedestrians to step out of the way of a packhorse train.

John S Turner

Caergwrle Packhorse Bridge Information Plaque

This plaque, which provides information about the old bridge is high up on the wall of the last house on the lane down to the bridge, on the east side.

John S Turner

Field boundary in the afternoon sun

Taken from the public footpath in the corner of the field, the afternoon sun gives a warm glow to the trees that mark this old field boundary.

John S Turner

Ancient track near Bridge End, Caergwrle

Taken on the public footpath/track that crosses the hill above Bridge End. It seems to be ancient and designed to avoid the low ground alongside the River Alyn.

John S Turner

Golly Farm in the hamlet of Golly

The lane turns left in front of Golly Farm. Where the lane narrows there are bridge parapets for the stream shown on the O.S.25,000 map.

John S Turner

Field hedge and Ash tree

Taken just inside Sj3158 with the field gate and boundary hedge in front at right angles across the field. The hedge on the right continues past the gate and curves to the left in the distance.

John S Turner

Show me another place!

Gwernestyn is located at Grid Ref: SJ3257 (Lat: 53.11433, Lng: -3.016154)

Unitary Authority: Flintshire

Police Authority: North Wales

Also known as: Gwern-Estyn