Blacknuck, Middle

Settlement in Pembrokeshire

Wales

Blacknuck, Middle

Road and Bridge crossing Afon Syfynwy Looking eastward from beside Rhyd Fawr Water Works.
Road and Bridge crossing Afon Syfynwy Credit: Peter Wood

Located in Pembrokeshire, Wales, Blacknuck is a small hamlet situated in the heart of the rural countryside. Nestled between the larger villages of Middle and Pembrokeshire, Blacknuck is known for its picturesque beauty and tranquil atmosphere.

With a population of around 100 residents, Blacknuck offers a close-knit community feel. The hamlet is surrounded by lush green fields and rolling hills, providing stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The area is renowned for its natural beauty, attracting nature enthusiasts and hikers who come to explore the nearby Preseli Hills and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Despite its small size, Blacknuck has a rich history. The hamlet dates back centuries and was once a bustling center for farming and agriculture. Today, remnants of its historical past can still be seen in the old stone buildings and traditional cottages that dot the landscape.

While Blacknuck is primarily a residential area, it offers a few amenities for its residents and visitors. There is a small village shop and a pub, serving as a social hub where locals gather to catch up and enjoy a pint.

Blacknuck's peaceful and idyllic setting makes it a popular destination for those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether it's exploring the countryside, enjoying a pint at the local pub, or simply taking in the breathtaking scenery, Blacknuck offers a charming escape for all who visit.

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Blacknuck, Middle Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.908012/-4.8071848 or Grid Reference SN0727. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road and Bridge crossing Afon Syfynwy Looking eastward from beside Rhyd Fawr Water Works.
Road and Bridge crossing Afon Syfynwy
Looking eastward from beside Rhyd Fawr Water Works.
Capel Horeb and part of its burial ground at Trebengych Looking south-eastward.
Capel Horeb and part of its burial ground at Trebengych
Looking south-eastward.
Best Kept Village 1987 Plaque by the Church entrance commemorating best kept village awards 1987.
Best Kept Village 1987
Plaque by the Church entrance commemorating best kept village awards 1987.
Gunnera at New Moat This Gunnera plant has grown in this spot in the stream for very many years, spring growth showing the huge flower, the leaves will be well over six feet tall in the summer.
Gunnera at New Moat
This Gunnera plant has grown in this spot in the stream for very many years, spring growth showing the huge flower, the leaves will be well over six feet tall in the summer.
Sluice gate on race Road bridge behind, over stream (unnamed), with race flowing towards Llangolman, but the main river on the left flows into the Cleddau eventually.
Sluice gate on race
Road bridge behind, over stream (unnamed), with race flowing towards Llangolman, but the main river on the left flows into the Cleddau eventually.
Commemorative stone in bridge Bridge over unnamed stream, this "stone" is cement but gives the construction details and dated 1928, just about readable, even after a little brushing!
Commemorative stone in bridge
Bridge over unnamed stream, this "stone" is cement but gives the construction details and dated 1928, just about readable, even after a little brushing!
Gunnera at New Moat 2 End of the summer and these massive leaves are starting to die back, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2880840">SN0625 : Gunnera at New Moat</a> for the same plant in the spring starting to grow.
Gunnera at New Moat 2
End of the summer and these massive leaves are starting to die back, see SN0625 : Gunnera at New Moat for the same plant in the spring starting to grow.
Road past Upper Gate Plantation Country road past a cottage and Upper Gate Plantation near New Moat.
Road past Upper Gate Plantation
Country road past a cottage and Upper Gate Plantation near New Moat.
New Moat church New Moat church is dedicated to St Nicholas, here it is viewed from the south-west.
New Moat church
New Moat church is dedicated to St Nicholas, here it is viewed from the south-west.
New Moat church New Moat church is dedicated to St Nicholas; here it is viewed from the south.
New Moat church
New Moat church is dedicated to St Nicholas; here it is viewed from the south.
Upland grazing View across upland grazing to the west of Maenclochog, the Preseli Hills can be seen on the horizon.
Upland grazing
View across upland grazing to the west of Maenclochog, the Preseli Hills can be seen on the horizon.
Trailers and Penlan Farm Trailers and Penlan Farm near New Moat.
Trailers and Penlan Farm
Trailers and Penlan Farm near New Moat.
Route of the old North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Railway The old North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Railway dates from 1876 and closed to passengers in 1937 and freight in 1949.  Here the old trackbed is being used by a farm to the south of Maenclochog to stack silage bales.
Route of the old North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Railway
The old North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Railway dates from 1876 and closed to passengers in 1937 and freight in 1949. Here the old trackbed is being used by a farm to the south of Maenclochog to stack silage bales.
Course of the old North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Railway The course of the old North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Railway at Cil-moor, the line dates from 1876 and closed to passengers in 1937 and freight in 1949.
Course of the old North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Railway
The course of the old North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Railway at Cil-moor, the line dates from 1876 and closed to passengers in 1937 and freight in 1949.
Maenclochog church Maenclochog church which stands to the north of a village green is dedicated to St Mary.
Maenclochog church
Maenclochog church which stands to the north of a village green is dedicated to St Mary.
Siop Y Sgwar Traditional village store in the village of Maenclochog.
Siop Y Sgwar
Traditional village store in the village of Maenclochog.
Seen better days... The former Castle Hotel at Maenclochog appears to have fallen into disuse many years ago; the red car also seems to have been there some time.
Seen better days...
The former Castle Hotel at Maenclochog appears to have fallen into disuse many years ago; the red car also seems to have been there some time.
Farmland near Maenclochog Farmland near Maenclochog which can be seen in the background.
Farmland near Maenclochog
Farmland near Maenclochog which can be seen in the background.
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Blacknuck, Middle is located at Grid Ref: SN0727 (Lat: 51.908012, Lng: -4.8071848)

Unitary Authority: Pembrokeshire

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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Lat/Long: 51.9078689/-4.8061514
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Tourism: guest_house
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