Llwyni-bach Brecknockshire

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.067694/-3.322935 or Grid Reference SO0941. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

St Mary's Church, Crickadarn

Chris Andrews

Ordnance Survey Cut Mark

This OS cut mark can be found on the NW buttress of the bridge. It marks a point 118.951m above mean sea level.

Adrian Dust

Ordnance Survey Rivet

This OS rivet can be found on the wall north side of the track. It marks a point 135.115m above mean sea level.

Adrian Dust

Ordnance Survey Cut Mark

This OS cut mark can be found on the large rock SE side of the road. It marks a point 167.157m above mean sea level.

Adrian Dust

The Wheelwrights Arms, Erwood

David Smith

Farm access road with eggs for sale, Erwood

David Smith

Road to Ynys-Wye from A470

David Smith

Public toilets and houses at Erwyd

Rob Purvis

Bridge over the Clettwr

The Clettwr stream divides the village of Erwood in two, Crickadarn to the south (left in the photo), Gwenddwr to the north (right). This is taken from the bridge on the A470, which may be the “monks’ bridge” where a conference was held in September 1268 between rival local powers. The stream had small mills until the 19th century.

CHARLES GORDON CLARK

Part of Erwood village

An autumn afternoon, the sun shining and some chimney smoke rises in the still air. Parts of mid Wales can be so ordinary yet so beautiful.

Jeremy Bolwell

Road junctions near Erwood

On the left, the B4567 goes to Aberedw and Builth Wells. To the right, the B4594 goes to Llanbedr and Painscastle. The foreground road crosses Erwood Bridge to meet the main A470. The photo is taken from a minor road from near Erwood to Llanstephan, which for about two miles follows the route of the dismantled Mid Wales railway. The Wye Valley Walk follows this minor road, here crossing an old railway bridge. SO0943 : Former railway line, Erwood shows the bridge and also the cattle grid.

David Purchase

The road from Erwood to Llanstephan

The Wye Valley Walk follows this road, which is on the line of the old Mid Wales railway.

David Purchase

Junction on entry to Erwood

The road can be seen veering to left just before corner

John Firth

The A470 Erwood Bridge, Erwood

This is one of two bridges named Erwood Bridge in or near the village. This one carries the A470 over Cletwr Brook 100 metres south of its confluence with the River Wye. A Breconshire County Council plaque on the bridge records its widening in 1937.

Jaggery

Erwood Millennium public space

Located alongside the A470 in Erwood. Behind the black hand pump, the inscription on the arch above the statue is ERWOOD 2000.

Jaggery

Former Erwood post office

At the early July 2013 date of this view across the A470, the Post Office website states that Erwood has "A mobile service in front of Victoria House". The former post office has retained a postbox located in a window. Link This view Link was taken in 2006 when the post office and village store were in use.

Jaggery