Coed Tancarrog Cardiganshire

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.331993/-4.103326 or Grid Reference SN5672. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Pencwm Mawr farm

North of Llanddeiniol

Eirian Evans

Ceredigion Coastal Footpath

Sandy Gerrard

Cairn at Pen GlÃ´g

Sandy Gerrard

A487 near Y Meini

Colin Pyle

Milestone - Aberystwyth 6

Adrian Dust

Milestone - Aberystwyth 7

Adrian Dust

Ordnance Survey 1GL Bolt

This OS Bolt can be found on the west angle of St Deiniol's Church. It marks a point 107.930m above mean sea level.

Adrian Dust

Old Milestone by the A487, Y Meini, Llanfarian Parish

Aberystwyth tombstone by the A487, in parish of Llanfarian (Ceredigion District), near Y Meini, in embankment, West side of road. Inscription reads:- ABERYSTWYTH 6 Miles OSBM bench mark recorded on this stone. Grade II Listed by Cadw. Reference Number 82508: Link

Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: CRD_AYCA06

Milestone Society

Old Milestone by the A487, Llanddeiniol

Aberystwyth tombstone by the A487, in parish of Llanrhystyd (Ceredigion District), Llanddeiniol, just North of village turn, in embankment, West side of road. Inscription reads:- ABERYSTWYTH 7 MILES Grade II listed by Cadw. Reference Number: 17141 Link

Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: CRD_AYCA07

Milestone Society

Lane looking towards Brynhir farm

Looking south along the lane towards Brynhir farm

Nigel Callaghan

Edge of the headland on the Cardigan Bay coast

The headland falls off steeply towards the sea. The highest point of the square is the SE corner at about 110m, near to where the photo was taken from. There are near vertical cliffs below the grassy edge shown here.

Rudi Winter

Twr Gwylanod

Twr Gwylanod, the "seagull tower", on the Ceredigion coast. The coastal strip in this area consists of a fairly flat grassy headland above 80m high cliffs. A few hundred metres inland, there is another grassy slope leading up to the surrounding inland areas at about 160m. There are sheep on the headland, but all the farm buildings have been abandoned these days.

Rudi Winter

Tree shaped by the wind on the Cardigan Bay coast

The prevalent wind direction is southwesterly. The strong winds force trees on the cliffs to grow parallel to the slope of the ground.

Rudi Winter

Stream gully in the Ceredigion coast cliffs

A stream has found its way down the cliffs near Tynbwlch farm.

Rudi Winter

Clifftop foxglove

Quite a few of these can be found on top of the cliffs near Tynbwlch farm.

Rudi Winter

Llanddeiniol church

Llanddeiniol is a small village (with church and chapel but sadly no pub) just inland of the Cardigan Bay coast and the A487. A few minor roads cross the square. Most of the square is grazing land of the surrounding farms, with a few trees in less accessible areas such as near streams.

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Track and flowering bushes near Carrog farm

This is located on an old trackway between two fields of the Carrog estate north of Llanddeiniol.

Rudi Winter

Damp patch amidst farmland

Although most of this square is farmland (grazing), there are a few rough damp patches, particularly in E. The A487 Aberystwyth to Cardigan/Aberteifi crosses the W of the square.

Rudi Winter