Llwyni Dingle

Valley in Radnorshire

Wales

Llwyni Dingle

Church of St Michael & All Angels, Clyro The renowned diarist, Rev Francis Kilvert was curate of this church from 1865 to 1872. There are numerous references to this church in Kilvert's Diary, and it is during his Clyro years that the most highly regarded volumes of his Diary were written.
Church of St Michael & All Angels, Clyro Credit: Eirian Evans

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Church of St Michael & All Angels, Clyro The renowned diarist, Rev Francis Kilvert was curate of this church from 1865 to 1872. There are numerous references to this church in Kilvert's Diary, and it is during his Clyro years that the most highly regarded volumes of his Diary were written.
Church of St Michael & All Angels, Clyro
The renowned diarist, Rev Francis Kilvert was curate of this church from 1865 to 1872. There are numerous references to this church in Kilvert's Diary, and it is during his Clyro years that the most highly regarded volumes of his Diary were written.
Baskerville Arms, Clyro
Baskerville Arms, Clyro
Communications mast at Old Forest The mast stands by a private track between Old Forest farm and Old Forest House.
Communications mast at Old Forest
The mast stands by a private track between Old Forest farm and Old Forest House.
Hillside at Old Forest A view across fields adjacent to Old Forest House towards the distant line of the Black Mountains.
Hillside at Old Forest
A view across fields adjacent to Old Forest House towards the distant line of the Black Mountains.
Evening light on the hillside A solitary tree on the hillside above Old Forest is caught in the evening sunlight.
Evening light on the hillside
A solitary tree on the hillside above Old Forest is caught in the evening sunlight.
St Michael & All Angels Evening view of the parish church in Clyro.
St Michael & All Angels
Evening view of the parish church in Clyro.
Cottage on the corner Evening light on a cottage in Clyro.
Cottage on the corner
Evening light on a cottage in Clyro.
Village hall, Clyro Uninspiring building in red brick.
Village hall, Clyro
Uninspiring building in red brick.
Clyro Primary School Smart modern building at the southern end of the village.
Clyro Primary School
Smart modern building at the southern end of the village.
The Baskerville Arms Pub/hotel in Clyro. The building stands at the side of the old main road [A438] which now by-passes the village centre.
The Baskerville Arms
Pub/hotel in Clyro. The building stands at the side of the old main road [A438] which now by-passes the village centre.
Up the hill from Clyro A steep hill leads to this junction from where a narrow lane heads towards Great Gwernfythen. This side road is shown in yellow on the 1:5000 map, but in white on the 1:25000, and no, I haven't tried driving along it.
Up the hill from Clyro
A steep hill leads to this junction from where a narrow lane heads towards Great Gwernfythen. This side road is shown in yellow on the 1:5000 map, but in white on the 1:25000, and no, I haven't tried driving along it.
Road down to Clyro A similar scene was photographed in 2012 by Philip Halling and included a telephone kiosk, but despite it being shown on the map, it is no longer there.
Road down to Clyro
A similar scene was photographed in 2012 by Philip Halling and included a telephone kiosk, but despite it being shown on the map, it is no longer there.
Road heading to Clyro Road from Painscastle passing The Begwns heading to Clyro
Road heading to Clyro
Road from Painscastle passing The Begwns heading to Clyro
Minor road to Plaswarren Ascending the ridge to the east of Tynewydd.
Minor road to Plaswarren
Ascending the ridge to the east of Tynewydd.
Isolated house east of Painscastle An isolated place with some large new gates.
Isolated house east of Painscastle
An isolated place with some large new gates.
Fields to the east of Penybanc Looking west towards the Llanbedr Hills.
Fields to the east of Penybanc
Looking west towards the Llanbedr Hills.
Lane at Brigau Looking east towards Plaswarren.
Lane at Brigau
Looking east towards Plaswarren.
Upland farming At around the 1000' mark in old money we have pasture and woodland in the South Radnorshire hills near Plaswarren.
Upland farming
At around the 1000' mark in old money we have pasture and woodland in the South Radnorshire hills near Plaswarren.
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Llwyni Dingle is located at Grid Ref: SO1944 (Lat: 52.092449, Lng: -3.1715224)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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Located within 500m of 52.092449,-3.1715224
Ford: yes
Source: survey
Lat/Long: 52.0963685/-3.1721754
Post Box
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Lat/Long: 52.0900547/-3.1705857
Place: isolated_dwelling
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Lat/Long: 52.0915409/-3.1721171
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