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Black Plantation

Wood, Forest in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Black Plantation

Cae-betin Wood
Cae-betin Wood Credit: Peter McDermott

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Black Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.483823/-3.2800605 or Grid Reference SO1388. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cae-betin Wood
Cae-betin Wood
Penarron
Penarron
A clear path Unlike the official route which is down to the left in an overgrown hollow way; impassable.
A clear path
Unlike the official route which is down to the left in an overgrown hollow way; impassable.
Gateway and field With a view across the valley.
Gateway and field
With a view across the valley.
Gate with view North of the Kerry Ridgeway.
Gate with view
North of the Kerry Ridgeway.
Cae-betin Wood
Cae-betin Wood
Well-hidden footpaths Two footpaths leave the minor road at this gate. Neither is signposted.
Well-hidden footpaths
Two footpaths leave the minor road at this gate. Neither is signposted.
Roadside willow-herb
Roadside willow-herb
Footpath on farm track
Footpath on farm track
Farm pond Providing water for sheep.
Farm pond
Providing water for sheep.
Hay field near Pen-y-wern Farmers have been taking advantage of the extended hot dry spell, stocking up feed for the winter and doubtless hoping we don't get another lengthy one like the last. View is south east across the Kerry Hills.
Hay field near Pen-y-wern
Farmers have been taking advantage of the extended hot dry spell, stocking up feed for the winter and doubtless hoping we don't get another lengthy one like the last. View is south east across the Kerry Hills.
Upper Cefn Perfa A view of the farm buildings which straddle the road. A new house has been built, and the brick barn appears to be for sale with a view to conversion.
Upper Cefn Perfa
A view of the farm buildings which straddle the road. A new house has been built, and the brick barn appears to be for sale with a view to conversion.
Poached pasture Curious geometric designs in the muddy pasture where a feeding station has been located over Winter. The view takes in the road leading to Ceri and the Miwl Valley
Poached pasture
Curious geometric designs in the muddy pasture where a feeding station has been located over Winter. The view takes in the road leading to Ceri and the Miwl Valley
Quarried slope A convenient quarry for hardcore about the farm. The rock outcrop is of the Bailey Hill Formation, of Silurian (Gorstian - Lufordian) age, and comprises turbiditic sandstones and siltstones. From the colour and weathering, I would expect these are mostly silty in nature. Rock outcrops are rare in this area, so this is potentially quite important.
Quarried slope
A convenient quarry for hardcore about the farm. The rock outcrop is of the Bailey Hill Formation, of Silurian (Gorstian - Lufordian) age, and comprises turbiditic sandstones and siltstones. From the colour and weathering, I would expect these are mostly silty in nature. Rock outcrops are rare in this area, so this is potentially quite important.
Afon Miwl A ford on a farm track where it crosses the Afon Miwl / The Mule.
Afon Miwl
A ford on a farm track where it crosses the Afon Miwl / The Mule.
Steep lane A very steep, incised lane leading between Lower and Upper Wig. The Welsh habit of prolonging certain vowels leads to the interesting anglicising of the names to Weeg at times. The tree on the right looks very precarious, forming a wooden wall at the roadside.
Steep lane
A very steep, incised lane leading between Lower and Upper Wig. The Welsh habit of prolonging certain vowels leads to the interesting anglicising of the names to Weeg at times. The tree on the right looks very precarious, forming a wooden wall at the roadside.
Wood stack and Upper Wig A roadside scene by the farm of Upper Wig, anglicised as Weeg.
Wood stack and Upper Wig
A roadside scene by the farm of Upper Wig, anglicised as Weeg.
Track and ford A convenient watering stop where the footpath crosses one of the tributaries of the Afon Miwl.
Track and ford
A convenient watering stop where the footpath crosses one of the tributaries of the Afon Miwl.
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Black Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SO1388 (Lat: 52.483823, Lng: -3.2800605)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

What 3 Words

///abandons.waffle.birthing. Near Newtown, Powys

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Lat/Long: 52.4843415/-3.2830808
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