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Coed Henry

Wood, Forest in Denbighshire

Wales

Coed Henry

Footpath to Tryfan No, not Tryfan the mountain in North Wales, this Tryfan is a small farmhouse I was delivering roof trusses to. My job takes me to some lovely places, especially noticeable after spending fifteen years delivering stuff to surly blokes on industrial estates in the arse end of the West Midlands. Taken on film with an elderly Agfa rangefinder.
Footpath to Tryfan Credit: John Winder

Coed Henry is a forest located in Denbighshire, Wales. This woodland area covers approximately 40 acres and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The forest is home to a variety of tree species, including oak, beech, and pine, creating a diverse and picturesque landscape.

Coed Henry offers a network of walking trails and paths, making it an ideal location for hiking, nature walks, and birdwatching. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful surroundings and spot a variety of wildlife, including squirrels, birds, and deer.

The forest is well-maintained, with clear signage and designated parking areas for visitors. There are also picnic areas and benches scattered throughout the woodland, providing a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a meal surrounded by nature.

Overall, Coed Henry is a beautiful and tranquil forest that offers visitors the opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Denbighshire.

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Coed Henry Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.186507/-3.5019507 or Grid Reference SH9966. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Footpath to Tryfan No, not Tryfan the mountain in North Wales, this Tryfan is a small farmhouse I was delivering roof trusses to. My job takes me to some lovely places, especially noticeable after spending fifteen years delivering stuff to surly blokes on industrial estates in the arse end of the West Midlands. Taken on film with an elderly Agfa rangefinder.
Footpath to Tryfan
No, not Tryfan the mountain in North Wales, this Tryfan is a small farmhouse I was delivering roof trusses to. My job takes me to some lovely places, especially noticeable after spending fifteen years delivering stuff to surly blokes on industrial estates in the arse end of the West Midlands. Taken on film with an elderly Agfa rangefinder.
Small truck at Cefn Du My little lorry on a farm track, having delivered a load of roof trusses to the place just visible on the extreme left of the picture. Cefn Du is a farmstead off camera to the right.
Small truck at Cefn Du
My little lorry on a farm track, having delivered a load of roof trusses to the place just visible on the extreme left of the picture. Cefn Du is a farmstead off camera to the right.
Looking towards Groesffordd Farm Moel Fodiar is behind the farm.
Looking towards Groesffordd Farm
Moel Fodiar is behind the farm.
Rams in a field near Rhydgaled
Rams in a field near Rhydgaled
Abandoned farm near Rhydgaled
Abandoned farm near Rhydgaled
Ysgol Rhydgaled Village school whose 19 last remaining children were transferred to neighbouring schools in 2014. When it opened on 25 July 1878 it could cater for 80 pupils from local farms and the local community.
Ysgol Rhydgaled
Village school whose 19 last remaining children were transferred to neighbouring schools in 2014. When it opened on 25 July 1878 it could cater for 80 pupils from local farms and the local community.
Farm below Fron Tywysog
Farm below Fron Tywysog
House in the hills About half way between Llansannan and Henllan, this house looks like it has been converted from a former chapel.
House in the hills
About half way between Llansannan and Henllan, this house looks like it has been converted from a former chapel.
Bus shelter on the B5382 Between Llansannan and Henllan
Bus shelter on the B5382
Between Llansannan and Henllan
Old Milestone by the B5382, Fach, Penporchell Ucha Denbigh Plate by the B5382, in parish of Llanfair Talhaiarn (Denbighshire District), Penporchell Ucha, Fach. Inscription reads:- Denbigh 4 Miles To be surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DEN_DBSL04
Old Milestone by the B5382, Fach, Penporchell Ucha
Denbigh Plate by the B5382, in parish of Llanfair Talhaiarn (Denbighshire District), Penporchell Ucha, Fach. Inscription reads:- Denbigh 4 Miles To be surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DEN_DBSL04
Moel Tywysog Trig Moel Tywysog trig looking across to the summit of Mynydd Tryfan on a wet and windy morning.
Moel Tywysog Trig
Moel Tywysog trig looking across to the summit of Mynydd Tryfan on a wet and windy morning.
B5382 at Penporchell Ucha
B5382 at Penporchell Ucha
B5382 at Capel Gwynfa
B5382 at Capel Gwynfa
New Stile on Moel Tywysog A marvellous new stile on the slopes of Moel Tywysog. Following a complaint to Conwy County by me and legal work by an RA Footpath Secretary, 4 new stiles have been erected on Tywysog. Pengwern and Moel Fodiar in the background.
New Stile on Moel Tywysog
A marvellous new stile on the slopes of Moel Tywysog. Following a complaint to Conwy County by me and legal work by an RA Footpath Secretary, 4 new stiles have been erected on Tywysog. Pengwern and Moel Fodiar in the background.
Open views Looking over fields in the Pengwern valley with the peak of Moel Fodiar in the distant background
Open views
Looking over fields in the Pengwern valley with the peak of Moel Fodiar in the distant background
Little used lane A lane which is in danger of becoming a track leading down to farm buildings near to Henllan
Little used lane
A lane which is in danger of becoming a track leading down to farm buildings near to Henllan
Ty Ucha Ruin near Rhydgaled This substantial ruin known as Ty Ucha is about half a kilometre West of Rhydgaled at grid reference SH 98939 64831.
Ty Ucha Ruin near Rhydgaled
This substantial ruin known as Ty Ucha is about half a kilometre West of Rhydgaled at grid reference SH 98939 64831.
Road Junction in Rhydgaled This is the road junction at the crossroads in the centre of Rhydgaled at grid reference SH 99502 64794.
Road Junction in Rhydgaled
This is the road junction at the crossroads in the centre of Rhydgaled at grid reference SH 99502 64794.
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Coed Henry is located at Grid Ref: SH9966 (Lat: 53.186507, Lng: -3.5019507)

Unitary Authority: Conwy

Police Authority: North Wales

What 3 Words

///neater.dunes.dynasties. Near Henllan, Denbighshire

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