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Per-ffordd-llan

Settlement in Flintshire

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Per-ffordd-llan

Mynydd y Garreg Tower May have been a windmill and then converted to a Roman Pharos folly?
Mynydd y Garreg Tower Credit: Kevin Waterhouse

Per-ffordd-llan is a small village located in Flintshire, Wales. It is situated in a rural area surrounded by farmland and rolling hills, providing residents with a peaceful and picturesque setting. The village is characterized by its traditional Welsh architecture, with many of the buildings dating back to the 19th century.

Per-ffordd-llan is a close-knit community with a population of around 300 residents. The village has a primary school, a church, and a community hall that serves as a gathering place for local events and activities. There are also several small businesses in the village, including a local pub and a few shops.

The surrounding area offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, and bird-watching. The village is also located near the River Dee, providing residents with access to fishing and water sports.

Overall, Per-ffordd-llan is a charming and idyllic village that offers a peaceful and tranquil way of life for its residents.

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Mynydd y Garreg Tower May have been a windmill and then converted to a Roman Pharos folly?
Mynydd y Garreg Tower
May have been a windmill and then converted to a Roman Pharos folly?
Maen Achwyfan Wheel Cross
Maen Achwyfan Wheel Cross
A55 eastbound near Gorsedd
A55 eastbound near Gorsedd
Pant Y Wacco Welcome to Pant Y Wacco, just off the A5026 near Gorsedd.
Pant Y Wacco
Welcome to Pant Y Wacco, just off the A5026 near Gorsedd.
A55 westbound nears junction 31
A55 westbound nears junction 31
Sign by the A55
Sign by the A55
A5026 at Holywell Tyres
A5026 at Holywell Tyres
Glol Woodland
Glol Woodland
Kissing gate for access to paths beside Glol woodland
Kissing gate for access to paths beside Glol woodland
Across fields towards Ty-newydd Farm Berthengam is in the distance
Across fields towards Ty-newydd Farm
Berthengam is in the distance
Across fields to Glol Farm
Across fields to Glol Farm
Track to Maen y Glol
Track to Maen y Glol
I don't think this footpath is used very often! It runs from the A5151 to Glol Woodland. Below the bindweed I negitiated a steep bank and at the bottom there was a very well hidden stile - take a machete if you wish to this way - the stile at the other end was even harder to find! Note: Within the Glol woodland on the horizon is the site of a pre-historic Round Barrow and also disused shafts from the lead mining industry which once thrived in this area.
I don't think this footpath is used very often!
It runs from the A5151 to Glol Woodland. Below the bindweed I negitiated a steep bank and at the bottom there was a very well hidden stile - take a machete if you wish to this way - the stile at the other end was even harder to find! Note: Within the Glol woodland on the horizon is the site of a pre-historic Round Barrow and also disused shafts from the lead mining industry which once thrived in this area.
Does the footpath really go through there! I eventually found this traditional stone stile behind shoulder high vegetation. The small gap through the overhanging bushes was about half a metre high. It would be very difficult to find from the adjoining footpath on the other side which goes around Glol Woodland. Take a machete if you wish to go this way
Does the footpath really go through there!
I eventually found this traditional stone stile behind shoulder high vegetation. The small gap through the overhanging bushes was about half a metre high. It would be very difficult to find from the adjoining footpath on the other side which goes around Glol Woodland. Take a machete if you wish to go this way
Little used track round Glol woodland Within this woodland is the site of a pre-historic round barrow and also disused shafts from the lead mining industry which once thrived in this area
Little used track round Glol woodland
Within this woodland is the site of a pre-historic round barrow and also disused shafts from the lead mining industry which once thrived in this area
Stile into Glol woodland On a footpath leading from the A5151 near Llyn Helyg Wood. Within this woodland is the site of a pre-historic round barrow and also disused shafts from the once thriving lead mining industry in this area
Stile into Glol woodland
On a footpath leading from the A5151 near Llyn Helyg Wood. Within this woodland is the site of a pre-historic round barrow and also disused shafts from the once thriving lead mining industry in this area
Stiles old and new On a footpath from Glol Woodland across a field towards a caravan site
Stiles old and new
On a footpath from Glol Woodland across a field towards a caravan site
Farmland surrounding Tan-yr-allt On the right is Llyn Helyg woodland to the south of the farm is Crown Wood and in the far distance are the Clwydian range of hills
Farmland surrounding Tan-yr-allt
On the right is Llyn Helyg woodland to the south of the farm is Crown Wood and in the far distance are the Clwydian range of hills
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Per-ffordd-llan is located at Grid Ref: SJ1377 (Lat: 53.282807, Lng: -3.3063683)

Unitary Authority: Flintshire

Police Authority: North Wales

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Generator Method: wind_turbine
Generator Source: wind
Generator Type: horizontal_axis
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Man Made: mineshaft
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Historic: archaeological_site
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