Lan-Sôr Wood Monmouthshire

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.64667/-2.9547727 or Grid Reference ST3494. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The road to Ty-Capten, Llandegveth

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Field with - allegedly - a footpath

But tractor tracks here are more prominent than those of walking boots!

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The winding path of the Sor Brook traced by trees, near Llandegveth

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The valley of the Sor Brook, from Tre-Herbert Road, near Llandegveth

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The road near Llwyncelyn

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Track entrance opposite Llansoar Farm

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A Tre-herbert Road postbox in Llangybi Fawr community

The postbox is alongside Tre-herbert Road, opposite Little Cider Mill Barn, which has been converted to residential use.

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Cefn Tilla Bungalow near Llanddewi Fach

Viewed from Tre-herbert Road.

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Faded road markings on Tre-herbert Road near Llanddewi Fach

The SLOW and its Welsh equivalent ARAF are on the road surface at the approach to a Y-shaped junction about 80 metres ahead.

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Small grass triangle at a road junction near Llanddewi Fach

Viewed from Tre-herbert Road. The narrow lane ahead heads south towards Ponthir and Caerleon.

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Lane to Sor Brook

The lane heads north away from Tre-herbert Road. Sor Brook, a tributary of the River Usk, is about a kilometre ahead.

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Bends ahead on Tre-herbert Road near Llanddewi Fach

Viewed from the corner of this lane. Link

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Tre-herbert Road approaches the turning for Llanddewi Fach

Viewed from the corner of this Link lane. The turning for Llanddewi Fach is ahead on the left.

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Farm buildings, Llanddewi Fach

The buildings are alongside the lane from Tre-herbert Road to Sor Brook. Llanddewi Fach is sometimes spelt in the semi-Anglicised form Llanthewy Vach.

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Hilly farmland, Llanddewi Fach

Viewed from a track near the lane from Tre-herbert Road to Sor Brook.

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Fallen apples in a lane near Llanddewi Fach

This early autumn view along the lane from Tre-herbert Road to Sor Brook shows dozens of apples slowing rotting on the lane.

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Interested observers in a field alongside the lane from Tre-herbert Road to Sor Brook

Cattle is a suitably gender-neutral word for these bovines in a field. I don't know whether they are all bulls (unlikely) or young cows (heifers) before their udders have developed.

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A mighty oak dominates the lane from Tre-herbert Road to Sor Brook

This impressive tree shows up well on satellite images, from which I estimate its crown to be 25 metres long and 17 metres wide (across the lane). I don't know if such dimensions are typical for an oak (or whether there are two oaks side-by-side here).

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