Llanbedr-y-cennin

Settlement in Caernarfonshire

Wales

Llanbedr-y-cennin

Single track road near Rowlyn Isa We were held up here by a van in a ditch so took the opportunity to take the above photograph. — Single track road near Rowlyn Isa Credit: Colin Kinnear

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Llanbedr-y-cennin Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.208375/-3.85445 or Grid Reference SH7669. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Single track road near Rowlyn Isa

We were held up here by a van in a ditch so took the opportunity to take the above photograph.

Colin Kinnear

Pen-y-gaer cairn

The moon is almost full in this early-evening view of the summit of this fine and atmospheric hill. I feel a shiver of connection with the Celtic originators of such defensive sites at times like the full moon or solstice. The cairn is an abomination, really, but people have their own way of celebrating the location.

Jonathan Wilkins

Mountain horizon

Sunset over the Carneddau, with the prominent peak of Pen Llithrig y Wrach. It is a rare thing nowadays to be without any intrusion of artificial light.

Jonathan Wilkins

Bwlch-y-gaer nightfall 1

Night falling by the ruined farmstead. Venus is just visible towards the left of the image.

Jonathan Wilkins

Bwlch-y-gaer nightfall 2

Night falling by the ruined farmstead. Venus is just visible towards the left of the image.

Jonathan Wilkins

Level crossing near Tal-y-Cafn

Steven Brown

Ordnance Survey Cut Mark

Only the lower tip of the middle part of the arrow of this OS cut mark remains on the SE angle of St Peter's Church. It marked a point 77.060m above mean sea level.

Adrian Dust

Ordnance Survey Pivot

This OS pivot can be found on the west angle of the Salem Chapel. It marks a point 42.599 above mean sea level.

Adrian Dust

Milestone - Conwy 6

Adrian Dust

Witch's brooms

A fabulous birch tree silhouette featuring abundant Witch's brooms - growths induced by fungal parasites. Trees are so much more interesting in winter, when you can see their structure properly.

Jonathan Wilkins

Ye Olde Bull Inn at Llanbedr-y-Cennin

Row17

Tal-y-Bont village entrance signs

Colin Pyle

Conway Road looking south

Colin Pyle

View towards Tal y Fan

As taken from a speeding train.

Richard Hoare

A bend in the River Conwy

As viewed from a train heading towards Llandudno, near Coed y Borthol, which is to the right off screen. Tal y Fan is in the background.

Richard Hoare

Pen-y-gaer east rampart

The superb 1st millennium BC hill-fort sits on a prominent hill at the side of the Conwy Valley. The steep hillside only required a little excavation to complete a formidable defence, but it is very difficult to image. The descent to the valley can be appreciated very well, however.

Jonathan Wilkins

Shadow in the valley

Although it was a beautiful day for early March, the sun was not high in the sky at 15:15h, so the hill throws a magnificent shadow into the valley.

Jonathan Wilkins

Summit cairn

A cairn within the ramparts of Pen-y-gaer hill fort. My map shows a trig point here, but it is obviously disused. The summit of Tal-y-Fan SH7372 and the coastal settlements near Conwy can be seen in the distance despite the haze.

Jonathan Wilkins

Show me another place!

Llanbedr-y-cennin is located at Grid Ref: SH7669 (Lat: 53.208375, Lng: -3.85445)

Unitary Authority: Conwy

Police Authority: North Wales

Also known as: Llanbedrycennin