Llanddewi

Taken looking west-southwest towards Port Eynon from outside The Countryman pub, the sign of which is silhouetted on the left of the image.

Taken looking west-southwest from the Gower Holiday Village. The silhouetted building to the right is the rear of The Countryman pub.

Looking northwest.

Looking west.

Taken outside The Countryman pub looking west-southwest.

From outside the Gower Holiday Village.

Looking north-northwest.

Hen heol werdd a arwain o Hangman's Cross at Scurlage. Gellir gweld y pentre hwnnw yn y pellter. Mae'r heol bellach wedi'i hisraddio i lwybr march. Old green road leading from Hangman's Cross to Scurlage village which one can see in the distance. The road has long been downgraded to a bridleway.

Cerddwyr yn anelu at Ffarm Newton (adfail) ger Pilton Green, Gwyr. Walkers going in the direction of Newton Farm (ruin) near Pilton Green, Gower.

Ffarm Newton ger Pilton Green sy wedi mynd a'i ben iddo. Newton Farm which has become a sad ruin.

Approaching Berry on the track and bridleway

A Grade II listed building called Old Henllys Farmhouse. The farmhouse was built in the 16th century as a storeyed hall house. It was later converted into a domestic residence at some point and extended on the east side in the 18th century, with a 20th century kitchen extension to the rear. The large gable end Flemish type chimney on the western end of the farmhouse is now completely obscured and undoubtedly damaged by the ivy which also extends onto the roof. The farmhouse appears to be uninhabited since the death of Gladys Tucker who is buried at Llanddewi Church. The Tucker family had lived here for more than a century. Link

A Grade II listed building called Old Henllys Farmhouse. The farmhouse was built in the 16th century as a storeyed hall house. It was later converted into a domestic residence at some point and extended on the east side in the 18th century, with a 20th century kitchen extension to the rear. The large gable end Flemish type chimney on the western end of the farmhouse is now completely obscured and undoubtedly damaged by the ivy which also extends onto the roof. The farmhouse appears to be uninhabited since the death of Gladys Tucker who is buried at Llanddewi Church. The Tucker family had lived here for more than a century. Link

Ffarm Old Henllys (Fe'i gelwir yn 'hentlis' yn lleol) ar Heol Kingshall. Flynyddoedd yn ol dyma oedd cartref Teulu'r Mansel a dywedir iddynt gadw nwyddau gwaharddedig yno mewn seleri tanddaearol. Old Henllys Farm (trans. old court and known locally as 'hentlis') is alongside an ancient road known as Kingshall Lane. The house was once owned by the Mansel Family and tradition has it that they hid contraband goods in underground cellars at the property.

This OS cut mark can be found on the porch of St David's Church. It marks a point 50.447m above mean sea level.

This OS cut mark can be found on an outbuilding at Middle Mill. It marks a point 29.304m above mean sea level.