Llwyn Wood

Wood, Forest in Radnorshire

Wales

Llwyn Wood

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Llwyn Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.346719/-3.2806171 or Grid Reference SO1272. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sheep, Maelienydd

Richard Webb

Telephone box near Llanbister

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Cefn Llanbister

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Cefn Llanbister

High point of the common

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B4356, east of Llanbister

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Path to St. Cynllo's church (Llanbister)

The parish church at Llanbister was built on a steep hill, and the structure was built in the early C14. The bell tower was built at the east end in the C15 or C16, and the belfry was remodelled in 1752 when the church was altered that year. The church was restored by W.D. Caröe and H. Passmore in 1908, who rebuilt most of the nave south wall and added two features in the west end; the baptistery and south porch. This was grade II* listed in October 1951, and the interior was full of screeching bats on my visit.

Fabian Musto

Yew trees at St. Cynllo's church (Llanbister)

There are many yew trees south of the parish church building at Llanbister.

Fabian Musto

Doorway inside St. Cynllo's church (Llanbister)

This is the early C14 south doorway at Llanbister parish church, protected by the south porch of 1908.

Fabian Musto

Windows inside St. Cynllo's church (Llanbister)

These windows were inserted in the restoration of 1908 at Llanbister parish church, situated in the west end of the nave.

Fabian Musto

Inside St. Cynllo's church (Llanbister)

The interior at Llanbister parish church from the west end of the nave, with the panelled and painted reredos of c.1950 in the distance.

Fabian Musto

Font at St. Cynllo's church (Llanbister)

Here is the medieval font in the west end of the nave, with a stoup (stiff-leaf capital) resting on the base.

Fabian Musto

Chest at St. Cynllo's church (Llanbister)

This ancient chest is in the west end of the nave.

Fabian Musto

Door at St. Cynllo's church (Llanbister)

Here is the south door that provides the main entrance to Llanbister parish church.

Fabian Musto

Window inside St. Cynllo's church (Llanbister)

This splayed lancet window is in the south wall of the nave.

Fabian Musto

Monument to Edward Meredith (Llanbister)

This wall monument is situated in the north wall of the nave at St. Cynllo parish church, and this is dedicated to Edward Meredith (d. 11.08.1833) and his wife Sarah (d. 18.03.1840).

Fabian Musto