Coed Ffordd y Bala

Wood, Forest in Merionethshire

Wales

Coed Ffordd y Bala

Canu yn yr awyr agored An album launch (by the very talented Osian Morris, centre) on a crag on the side of Foel Offwrm as the sun went down. — Canu yn yr awyr agored Credit: Mike Parker

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Coed Ffordd y Bala Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.755044/-3.8524529 or Grid Reference SH7519. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Canu yn yr awyr agored

An album launch (by the very talented Osian Morris, centre) on a crag on the side of Foel Offwrm as the sun went down.

Mike Parker

Machlud yr haul ar Foel Offrwmm

Sunset from the path around Foel Offrwm, with Cadair Idris in the distance.

Mike Parker

The A494 north approaching junction for Brithdir

Roy Hughes

Field by Nannau Home Farm

David Purchase

Nannau

Nannau is an historic estate centred upon the large house of Nannau itself; also in view is Nannau Home Farm. The view is from a small crag high on the slope of the hill, Foel Offrwm which lies to the east.

Trevor Littlewood

Small crag on Foel Offrwm

The crag lies to the east of a well built ridge wall on the south side of the hill. The distant low cloud conceals peaks of the Cadair Idris range.

Trevor Littlewood

Foel Offrwm

Parked as for Precipice Walk then direct steep climb on west flank, dry, with clear views but cloudy. Very sturdy summit shelter found at top. Name: Foel Offrwm Hill number: 2082 Height: 405m / 1329ft Area: 30D: Barmouth to Betws-y-Coed and Bala Class: Ma Grid ref: SH 74991 20989 Summit feature: cairn Drop: 236m Col: 169m SH760220

Rude Health

House by the A494

Anthony Parkes

Nannau Hall

The Hall has a chequered history and, indeed, existence. This is [I think] the fourth building on the site.

David Medcalf

Foel Offrwm

Bryn Gaer ar Foel Offrwm / Hillfort on Foel Offrwm.

Ian Medcalf

Bends west of Brithdir turning

John Firth

Foel Offrwm

The summit which has the remains of a walled fort and a substantial cairn.

Richard Webb

Grazing near Nannau

Several pairs of twin lambs were in the field; two pairs can be seen bottom left.

Nigel Brown

View to Foel Offrwm from Dol-gÃ»n-uchaf

This is the view northwards from Dol-gûn-uchaf with the 405m (1329') eminence of Foel Offrwm in the background. I think that the house or farm in the mid-distance is most likely Ty-mawr. Foel Offrwm is home to a couple of ancient forts, the larger one being close to its summit, just to the west (left) of the wall seen rising up its flanks.

Rob Farrow

Hywel Sele Lodge, Llanfachreth

Hywel Sele (Howel Sele) Lodge is en route to Llanfachreth and formed part of the Nannau Estate and is overlooking a Deer Park. Probably built between 1794 and 1818 by Sir Robert Williams Vaughan. It is a Tudor-Gothic folly lodge that has recently been restored as a get-away-from-it-all holiday let. The Arch is Tudor in origin.

Wendy Meese

Deer Park, Llanfachreth

The Deer Park from Sele Lodge. In the distance, Dollgellau.

Wendy Meese

Nannau Hall and Home Farm

Several houses have stood on the site of Nannau. The current Georgian style one was built in the 1790s.

John Lucas

Nannau Hall

A Georgian style house dating from 1795. An earlier house on the site was destroyed by fire in 1404 during the Owain Glyndŵr uprising and another is thought to have been demolished during the Civil War.

John Lucas

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Coed Ffordd y Bala is located at Grid Ref: SH7519 (Lat: 52.755044, Lng: -3.8524529)

Unitary Authority: Gwynedd

Police Authority: North Wales