Plas Bodafon Anglesey

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.339712/-4.2994747 or Grid Reference SH4785. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Trig Point on Mynydd Bodafon

The trig point has useful view information fixed to it.

David Bremner

St Michaels Church, Penrhosllugwy

** The earliest dateable features, the chancel arch and E window, date to c1400, but the fabric may be earlier. The church was restored by Henry Kennedy in 1865, when the N porch and vestry were added and new windows installed. A Grade II Listed Building. ** Courtesy British Listed Buildings.

Arthur C Harris

St Michael's Church, Llanfihangel

According to the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Monuments of Wales the church was - ''Almost completely rebuilt in 1811 and 1888, though portions of the walls are earlier. The N doorway with chamfered jambs and a two - centred head may be partly of the 14th Century, and a reset window in the N wall of the chancel with a cinquefoiled light and sunk spandrels, together with a trefoiled light in the S wall, both much repaired, appear to be late medieval.''

Richard Hoare

The Church of St Michael Penrhosllugwy

Viewed from the south-west.

Peter Wood

Path on the summit of Yr-Arwydd

Looking north-eastward from Mynydd Bodafon Triangulation Pillar.

Peter Wood

Maen Addwyn, Standing Stone

Chris Andrews

View southeast from Yr Arwydd

Colin Park

Trig Point on Yr Arwydd

Colin Park

Mynydd Bodafon

Looking across Gors Fawr to Mynydd Bodafon.

Colin Kinnear

Mynydd Bodafon summit trig, Anglesey

Kevin Williams

Maen Addwyn standing stone

Very thoughtful of the Bronze Age people to erect the stone next to a road. The stone is approximately 3m high and has been cleared of the ivy that once covered much of it.

Gordon Hatton

Agricultural Building Near Cefn Du Bach

Chris Andrews

Benchmark at Tyddyn Main, Penrhoslligwy

This damaged benchmark is located on NW face of Tyddyn Main in Penrhoslligwy & it is shown in the current Ordnance Survey database at a height of 53.3442m above the Newlyn datum.

Meirion

St. Michael's Church, Penrhoslligwy

An interesting old church with much history for the visitor to enjoy.

Meirion

An old cross in the churchyard of St. Michael's Church, Penrhoslligwy

Originally a 14th or 15th century gable end cross it is now mounted on a stone shaft in the churchyard.

Meirion

The Maccudecceti stone - St. Michael's Church, Penrhoslligwy

Located on the S side of the chancel the Maccudecceti stone dated to around 525AD, bears a latin inscription translated as ' Here lies Maccudecceti'.

Meirion

Benchmark on St. Michael's Church, Penrhoslligwy

This benchmark is located on the N face of the porch at St. Michael's Church in Penrhoslligwy. The mark is not in the current Ordnance Survey database but is shown on an 1900 map of the area at a height of 200.1ft above the Liverpool datum.

Meirion

Benchmark on wall opposite Bronllwyd, RhÃ´s Lligwy

This benchmark is located on the S side of the road on the wall opposite Bronllwyd in Rhôs Lligwy & it is shown in the current Ordnance Survey database at a height of 43.9004m above the Newlyn datum.

Meirion