Tai'n-Iôn

Settlement in Caernarfonshire

Wales

Tai'n-Iôn

The road to Llwyngwnadl Looking westwards, near Graianog. — The road to Llwyngwnadl Credit: Christine Johnstone

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Tai'n-Iôn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.026066/-4.3234166 or Grid Reference SH4450. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The road to Llwyngwnadl

Looking westwards, near Graianog.

Christine Johnstone

Entrance to fenced premises near Graianog

Looking eastwards.

Christine Johnstone

Rough grassland near Graianog

Inside the bend of the minor road.

Christine Johnstone

Brick shaft in rough grassland near Graianog

Purpose unknown, but it is alongside a stream.

Christine Johnstone

Minor road at Llwyngwnadl

Looking southwards at the 134 metres spot height.

Christine Johnstone

Conifers along Afon Desach

A reclaimed landscape east of the Llwyngwnadl landfill site.

Christine Johnstone

Warning of deep water by Afon Desach

East of the minor road alongside the Llwyngwnadl landfill site.

Christine Johnstone

Reclaimed land with saplings and rough grass

East of the minor road alongside the Llwyngwnadl landfill site.

Christine Johnstone

Road alongside a landfill site, Llwyngwnadl

The landfill site is behind the trees on the left [west].

Christine Johnstone

Drained land, east of Afon Desach

Looking eastwards from the Llwyngwnadl landfill site.

Christine Johnstone

Caeau Tan Y Bwlch

Traditional meadows, managed by the North Wales Wildlife Trust.

Chris Andrews

Brysgyni-uchaf Farm

Bwlch Mawr beyond.

Chris Andrews

Incised Cross, Capel Uchaf

Chris Andrews

Disused Cottage, Capel Uchaf

Chris Andrews

Fields beside the cycle path to Caernarfon

Part of the former Carnarvonshire Railway trackbed has been converted to a shared use path which forms part of National Cycle Network route 8 between Bryncir and Caernarfon.

DS Pugh

Sheep at the Penarth Burial Chamber

As it was a bit windy, the sheep used the burial chamber as shelter.

Hansjoerg Lipp

Lane to the Penarth Burial Chamber

Hansjoerg Lipp

Tree at the footpath to Aberdesach

Hansjoerg Lipp

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Tai'n-Iôn is located at Grid Ref: SH4450 (Lat: 53.026066, Lng: -4.3234166)

Unitary Authority: Gwynedd

Police Authority: North Wales

What 3 Words

///lecturing.jeeps.spout. Near Penygroes, Gwynedd

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