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Bryn Crugog

Hill, Mountain in Montgomeryshire

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Bryn Crugog

Grazing in the Afon Trannon valley
Grazing in the Afon Trannon valley Credit: John M

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.518786/-3.5616339 or Grid Reference SN9492. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Grazing in the Afon Trannon valley
Grazing in the Afon Trannon valley
Afon Trannon downstream at Llawr-y-glyn
Afon Trannon downstream at Llawr-y-glyn
Afon Trannon upstream at Llawr-y-glyn
Afon Trannon upstream at Llawr-y-glyn
School in Llawr-y-glyn Opened in 1909.
School in Llawr-y-glyn
Opened in 1909.
Telephone and Post Boxes A draughty example in the hills beside the Afon Trannon.
Telephone and Post Boxes
A draughty example in the hills beside the Afon Trannon.
Chapel in Llawr-y-glyn
Chapel in Llawr-y-glyn
Road around Waen High, fairly isolated table land W of Trefeglwys. Bryn Crugog (the right-most peak) lies in the next square west.
Road around Waen
High, fairly isolated table land W of Trefeglwys. Bryn Crugog (the right-most peak) lies in the next square west.
JCB ready for action! Rough hilly terrain needing all the mechanical help available! This is Waen, W of Trefeglwys
JCB ready for action!
Rough hilly terrain needing all the mechanical help available! This is Waen, W of Trefeglwys
Bleak high moorland on the Waen This bridleway leads across wild moorland. Sheep and forest.
Bleak high moorland on the Waen
This bridleway leads across wild moorland. Sheep and forest.
Old bridleway This old track looks like it was used centuries ago! Facing south, it runs down into the Trannon valley west of Trefeglwys
Old bridleway
This old track looks like it was used centuries ago! Facing south, it runs down into the Trannon valley west of Trefeglwys
Road with canopy! The small lanes around Waen often dip into little gulleys - quite steeply - and are completely covered by the growth of the hedgerows.
Road with canopy!
The small lanes around Waen often dip into little gulleys - quite steeply - and are completely covered by the growth of the hedgerows.
A gate into another field of sheep Entirely typical field of sheep on this high ground W of Trefeglwys.
A gate into another field of sheep
Entirely typical field of sheep on this high ground W of Trefeglwys.
Quarry and small lake in harvested woodland Possibly this lake is not natural as is lies at the bottom of a small quarry. At 400m above sea level, it was easier to quarry their own shale than bring it up from the main roads.
Quarry and small lake in harvested woodland
Possibly this lake is not natural as is lies at the bottom of a small quarry. At 400m above sea level, it was easier to quarry their own shale than bring it up from the main roads.
Harvested forest Harvested woodland must be the bleakest scenery ever! It looks a complete mess, but the debris is an important habitat for wildlife. We often forget about trees as a cash-crop, but forestry is a massive industry. This has already been replanted and will look entirely different in 10 years' time. In twenty-five, or so, it will be back to this!
Harvested forest
Harvested woodland must be the bleakest scenery ever! It looks a complete mess, but the debris is an important habitat for wildlife. We often forget about trees as a cash-crop, but forestry is a massive industry. This has already been replanted and will look entirely different in 10 years' time. In twenty-five, or so, it will be back to this!
Sheep at 400m At 400m above sea level, you can keep sheep, or grow trees. The choice is yours!
Sheep at 400m
At 400m above sea level, you can keep sheep, or grow trees. The choice is yours!
Esgair y Groes 400m above sea level, but a home for sheep for a LONG time.
Esgair y Groes
400m above sea level, but a home for sheep for a LONG time.
Llwr y Glyn The bank of Afon Trannon (a tributary of the Cerist and thence the Severn) can just be discerned in the centre of the view.
Llwr y Glyn
The bank of Afon Trannon (a tributary of the Cerist and thence the Severn) can just be discerned in the centre of the view.
Llwr y Glyn Afon Trannon flows through this valley.
Llwr y Glyn
Afon Trannon flows through this valley.
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Bryn Crugog is located at Grid Ref: SN9492 (Lat: 52.518786, Lng: -3.5616339)

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Bryn Crugog
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Lat/Long: 52.518433/-3.5615189
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