Bryn Eithen

Settlement in Denbighshire

Wales

Bryn Eithen

Sign for Loggerheads Country Park At last! Found where Loggerheads actually is! If I hear that anyone is at loggerheads with anybody else, I now know where they are! — Sign for Loggerheads Country Park Credit: Bob Walters

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Bryn Eithen Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.144083/-3.2205948 or Grid Reference SJ1861. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sign for Loggerheads Country Park

At last! Found where Loggerheads actually is! If I hear that anyone is at loggerheads with anybody else, I now know where they are!

Bob Walters

Wall-mounted postbox at Loggerheads

Inset into a wall opposite the We Three Loggerheads public house

Eirian Evans

The River Alyn at Loggerheads

Eirian Evans

Wooden footbridge over the River Alyn at Loggerheads

Eirian Evans

Llanferres Mill

Former corn mill on the A494

Eirian Evans

Shop at the Country Park

Part of the visitor centre buildings at Loggerheads Country Park.

Des Blenkinsopp

Dog on the Trail

Waiting for his people to catch up and decide which way they are going. Loggerheads Country Park.

Des Blenkinsopp

River Alyn in Loggerheads Park

The river flows past limestone cliffs in a beautiful woodland setting.

Des Blenkinsopp

Riverside Path, Loggerheads Park

Sandwiched between the River Alyn on one side and steep limestone crags on the other.

Des Blenkinsopp

Flowers

On top of the ridge at the southern end of Big Covert

Andy Davis

Bryn Alyn

Looking towards Bryn Alyn from the top of the hill in Big Covert.

Andy Davis

Pot Hole Quarry, Llanferres

A popular limestone escarpment for climbers.

Eirian Evans

Parc Gwledig Loggerheads Country Park

This track through Loggerheads Country Park is high above the River Alyn and links up with Cefn Bychan Road. The woodland in the park is managed and work is carried out between November and March. Cut timber is left to decay naturally providing habitat for all sorts of creatures.

John S Turner

Ancient beech in Loggerheads Country Park

This old beech tree has been trimmed and the timber has been left around to provide a natural habitat for wildlife.

John S Turner

Viewing point in Loggerheads Country Park

The high level track through the park passes this viewing and rest area high above the River Alyn.

John S Turner

Viewpoint in Loggerheads Country Park

A smart new painting by Chris Hull Link

graces this viewpoint high up in Loggerheads Country Park. The farm in the distance is Pwll-y-blawd. See also SJ1962 : Viewing point in Loggerheads Country Park

John S Turner

A Loggerheads boundary stone?

This unassuming stone sits unnoticed amongst the limestone at the viewing point high on the cliffs above Loggerheads. I have visited this place many times but have only just noticed what seems to be an 'L' cut into the north face of this stone. The old O.S. maps indicate a number of boundary stones in this area although only the two impressive 'MOLD' ones are obvious today. If it is a boundary stone it is a much cruder version than the Mold ones, but then Mold is the county town. See also SJ1962 : Viewing area above Loggerheads - and a boundary stone?

John S Turner

Viewing area above Loggerheads - and a boundary stone?

This viewing point high above Loggerheads is a popular area to visit, especially on a sunny day, and the exposed rock shows that this is limestone country. After many years of visiting this place I have only just noticed that the dark-faced stone to the right of the photo seems to have an 'L' cut into it. The old O.S. maps indicate several boundary stones in this area, so I wonder if this could be one of those for Loggerheads? SJ1962 : A Loggerheads boundary stone?

John S Turner

Show me another place!

Bryn Eithen is located at Grid Ref: SJ1861 (Lat: 53.144083, Lng: -3.2205948)

Unitary Authority: Denbighshire

Police Authority: North Wales