Cefn-y-coed

Settlement in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Cefn-y-coed

Castell y Gwynt Now a converted farmhouse complete with pond and summerhouse. — Castell y Gwynt Credit: Jeremy Bolwell

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Cefn-y-coed Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.534848/-3.174986 or Grid Reference SO2093. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Castell y Gwynt

Now a converted farmhouse complete with pond and summerhouse.

Jeremy Bolwell

View NW from Cefn y Coed near White Hall Farm

The NW corner of this grid square is in the woodland below. Beyond in the middle distance, right of centre is Henfron in SO1896 about 3km away, seen here Link from Llandyssil bridge. The mound crowned with two oaks in that other shot is also visible in this photo, down to the left. I'm not sure what that structure is in the foreground - more investigation required as it hasn't made it to the maps yet.

Penny Mayes

View NNW from Cefn y Coed near White Hall Farm

Llandyssil lies out of sight in the dip beyond the steep wooded bank. The Berwyns on the horizon.

Penny Mayes

Small quarry on Cefn y Coed near White Hall Farm

It seems to have been used as a silage store over the winter.

Penny Mayes

Pasture on Cefn y Coed

Ewes and lambs on rolling pasture.

Penny Mayes

View towards Montgomery from Cefn y Coed

The hilltop left of centre in the middle distance with two close groups of trees is Town Hill SO2195 (2.4km away). The trees frame the Montgomery war memorial which is barely visible against the sky. Montgomery lies in the valley on the far side of the hill. The larger group of trees on the further hill top is Beacon Ring SJ2605 (13.5km away). The trees, when viewed from the air, show the Royal monogram EIIR and were planted in 1953 to mark the coronation. They are due to be felled soon. For a closer view of the two hilltops see Link.

Penny Mayes

View to Welshpool from Cefn y Coed

A view across the Severn valley to Welshpool SJ2207 which is framed by two minor pointed hills. On the horizon are the Berwyns. The hilltop on the right with two close groups of trees is Town Hill. The trees frame the Montgomery war memorial. Montgomery lies in the valley on the far side of the hill. See Link.

Penny Mayes

View to Welshpool from Cefn y Coed

I have chosen a point around the centre of this shot for the subject position of this photo. Beyond, across the Severn valley and to the left of Yr Allt SJ2410 lies Welshpool SJ2207 and its backdrop is the Berwyn Range. For a wider view see Link.

Penny Mayes

Part of Fron farm

An old timber framed farmhouse and old barns and outbuildings make this a characterful spot.

Jeremy Bolwell

View to the Montgomeryshire War Memorial

A useful navaigational aid when crossing field paths in the area.

Jeremy Bolwell

Old barns at Cefnllan farm

Much patched and full of character.

Jeremy Bolwell

Pasture at Gwern-yr-ychain farm near Montgomery

A dozing bull nods in shade on a hot August afternoon.

Jeremy Bolwell

Caeliber Isaf

Early morning bag into wheat field access from Camp Farm then fields. Dry with watery sun. Name: Caeliber Isaf Hill number: 2202 Height: 355m / 1165ft Area: 31B: Welshpool to Hay-on-Wye Class: Ma Grid ref: SO 21165 93414 Summit feature: no feature: pasture Drop: 172m Col: 183m SO206908

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