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Pen-caer-fenny

Settlement in Glamorgan

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Pen-caer-fenny

Causeway crossing Llanrhidian Marsh Causeway crossing the eastern edge of Llanrhidian Marsh. The debris in the foreground suggests a recent high tide. Pwll is visible across the Loughor (Llwchwr) estuary.
Causeway crossing Llanrhidian Marsh Credit: Steve Rigg

Pen-caer-fenny is a small village located in the county of Glamorgan, Wales. It is situated on the southern coast of the country, overlooking the Bristol Channel. The village is nestled in a picturesque landscape, surrounded by rolling hills and scenic countryside.

With a population of around 500 residents, Pen-caer-fenny is known for its close-knit community and tranquil atmosphere. The village is primarily residential, with a few local businesses catering to the needs of the inhabitants. The houses in Pen-caer-fenny are predominantly traditional Welsh cottages, giving the village a charming and quaint appearance.

One of the notable features of Pen-caer-fenny is its proximity to the coast. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy stunning views of the sea and take leisurely walks along the nearby sandy beaches. The village is also within easy reach of several popular tourist destinations, such as the Brecon Beacons National Park and the vibrant city of Cardiff.

For those interested in history, Pen-caer-fenny offers a glimpse into the past. There are several ancient ruins and archaeological sites scattered throughout the area, including a medieval castle that stands as a testament to the village's rich heritage.

Overall, Pen-caer-fenny is a peaceful and idyllic village that provides a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its natural beauty, friendly community, and historical significance make it an appealing destination for both residents and visitors seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of Glamorgan.

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Pen-caer-fenny Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.634284/-4.1399118 or Grid Reference SS5295. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Causeway crossing Llanrhidian Marsh Causeway crossing the eastern edge of Llanrhidian Marsh. The debris in the foreground suggests a recent high tide. Pwll is visible across the Loughor (Llwchwr) estuary.
Causeway crossing Llanrhidian Marsh
Causeway crossing the eastern edge of Llanrhidian Marsh. The debris in the foreground suggests a recent high tide. Pwll is visible across the Loughor (Llwchwr) estuary.
Llanrhidian Marsh
Llanrhidian Marsh
St David's Church, Gwernffrwd The Ordnance Survey map shows this place as 'Wernffrwd', but the noticeboard outside the church shows 'Gwernffrwd'.
St David's Church, Gwernffrwd
The Ordnance Survey map shows this place as 'Wernffrwd', but the noticeboard outside the church shows 'Gwernffrwd'.
Llanrhidian Marsh
Llanrhidian Marsh
Ruined Chapel A ruined chapel on the hill above Crofty
Ruined Chapel
A ruined chapel on the hill above Crofty
Salthouse Point Rainbow over Salthouse Point
Salthouse Point
Rainbow over Salthouse Point
Disused railway track now a cycle path The railway was opened in 1884 to take coal from local coal mines. It was closed for passengers in 1931 and for freight in 1957 and the track was lifted in 1959/1960.
Disused railway track now a cycle path
The railway was opened in 1884 to take coal from local coal mines. It was closed for passengers in 1931 and for freight in 1957 and the track was lifted in 1959/1960.
Evidence of historic industrial activity The station and railway are long gone but this is still the road name in Llanmorlais.
Evidence of historic industrial activity
The station and railway are long gone but this is still the road name in Llanmorlais.
View across Loughor estuary towards Llanelli
View across Loughor estuary towards Llanelli
Bryn farm from the road
Bryn farm from the road
Moor from track leading to Welsh Moor Farm
Moor from track leading to Welsh Moor Farm
Crofty village street This was once a small port for local coal mining on the south side of the Loughor estuary.
Crofty village street
This was once a small port for local coal mining on the south side of the Loughor estuary.
Main Street, Crofty A village and small port on the north Gower coast.
Main Street, Crofty
A village and small port on the north Gower coast.
Crofty Inn Village pub in Crofty, on the edge of the Llanrhidian salt marshes on the Loughor Estuary.
Crofty Inn
Village pub in Crofty, on the edge of the Llanrhidian salt marshes on the Loughor Estuary.
Crofty Post Office Modern brick building with post office and shop in a village which is mainly of local stone houses in its central area.
Crofty Post Office
Modern brick building with post office and shop in a village which is mainly of local stone houses in its central area.
Gower View View of Crofty on the Gower Peninsula across the Loughor Estuary from The Bryn near Llanelli.
Gower View
View of Crofty on the Gower Peninsula across the Loughor Estuary from The Bryn near Llanelli.
Field and salt marsh near Wernffrwd Over the estuary are Llanelli and Burry Port
Field and salt marsh near Wernffrwd
Over the estuary are Llanelli and Burry Port
Salt Marsh on the southern side of the River Loughor Over the other side of the estuary is Llanelli
Salt Marsh on the southern side of the River Loughor
Over the other side of the estuary is Llanelli
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Pen-caer-fenny is located at Grid Ref: SS5295 (Lat: 51.634284, Lng: -4.1399118)

Unitary Authority: Swansea

Police Authority: South Wales

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