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Allt-yr-ynys

Wood, Forest in Herefordshire

England

Allt-yr-ynys

Lane to Oldcastle As can be seen, the hamlet nestles in the shelter of Hatterrall Hill.
Lane to Oldcastle Credit: Jonathan Billinger

Allt-yr-ynys is a small village located in the county of Herefordshire, England. Nestled amongst lush greenery and rolling hills, it is known for its picturesque woodlands and enchanting forests. The name "Allt-yr-ynys" is derived from the Welsh language, meaning "wood on the island." This name is fitting, as the village is surrounded by the River Wye, giving it a distinct island-like feel.

The woodlands of Allt-yr-ynys are a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can explore a network of well-maintained trails that wind through the forests, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The area is rich in biodiversity, with a variety of plant and animal species calling it home. It is not uncommon to spot deer, foxes, and a wide array of birdlife while exploring the woodlands.

In addition to its natural beauty, Allt-yr-ynys has a rich history dating back centuries. The village is dotted with charming cottages and historic buildings, giving it a quaint and timeless appeal. The local community takes great pride in preserving the village's heritage and maintaining its traditional character.

Allt-yr-ynys is also a popular destination for those seeking tranquility and a break from the busy city life. The peaceful atmosphere, combined with the stunning natural surroundings, makes it an ideal place for relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether it's hiking through the woodlands, enjoying a picnic by the river, or simply taking in the scenic beauty, Allt-yr-ynys offers a unique and memorable experience for visitors.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.906539/-2.9634146 or Grid Reference SO3323. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Lane to Oldcastle As can be seen, the hamlet nestles in the shelter of Hatterrall Hill.
Lane to Oldcastle
As can be seen, the hamlet nestles in the shelter of Hatterrall Hill.
Silage/haylage storage Farm premises opposite the dead-end lane to Oldcastle.
Silage/haylage storage
Farm premises opposite the dead-end lane to Oldcastle.
Barn in the shadow of Hatterrall Hill Looking along the line of a footpath from the Pandy road.
Barn in the shadow of Hatterrall Hill
Looking along the line of a footpath from the Pandy road.
Farmland below Pentwyn hill fort Lush grazing land on the side of the Monnow valley.
Farmland below Pentwyn hill fort
Lush grazing land on the side of the Monnow valley.
Line of a footpath Heading north-west from Trewyn Lodge. The hill beyond is Pentwyn hillfort and is at the southern tip of the Hatterrall Ridge which forms the English/Welsh border from Pandy to Hay Bluff.
Line of a footpath
Heading north-west from Trewyn Lodge. The hill beyond is Pentwyn hillfort and is at the southern tip of the Hatterrall Ridge which forms the English/Welsh border from Pandy to Hay Bluff.
Old iron gate Suggestive of the park-like appearance of the field opposite Trewyn Lodge. See also <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4234222">SO3322 : Gate at Trewyn Lodge, Pandy</a> showing Geographers' minds tend to think alike.
Old iron gate
Suggestive of the park-like appearance of the field opposite Trewyn Lodge. See also SO3322 : Gate at Trewyn Lodge, Pandy showing Geographers' minds tend to think alike.
Trewyn Lodge Viewed from just inside the field on a public footpath. How many nettle-infested corners like this are there in this great country of ours?
Trewyn Lodge
Viewed from just inside the field on a public footpath. How many nettle-infested corners like this are there in this great country of ours?
Dead grass on west side of minor road The grass itself is of course not dead but the stems have produced flowers which have been fertilised and seed has been produced. Their purpose being ended the stems and leaves are, in mid-October, dying back. The farm at Lower Pentwyn is in view and among other hills Sugar Loaf is seen as the most distant.
Dead grass on west side of minor road
The grass itself is of course not dead but the stems have produced flowers which have been fertilised and seed has been produced. Their purpose being ended the stems and leaves are, in mid-October, dying back. The farm at Lower Pentwyn is in view and among other hills Sugar Loaf is seen as the most distant.
Crumbling stretch of concrete road The road is the access for the farm at Upper Pentwyn; it's not concrete all the way.
Crumbling stretch of concrete road
The road is the access for the farm at Upper Pentwyn; it's not concrete all the way.
Signposted path to Cwmyoy, at Oldcastle Heading south down the track to Nant y Mair.
Signposted path to Cwmyoy, at Oldcastle
Heading south down the track to Nant y Mair.
Field entrance at Oldcastle The route of a public footpath to the Monnow valley.
Field entrance at Oldcastle
The route of a public footpath to the Monnow valley.
The only road in and out of Oldcastle Descending to the Monnow valley [Nant Mynwy].
The only road in and out of Oldcastle
Descending to the Monnow valley [Nant Mynwy].
Farmland north-east of Oldcastle The far side of the valley is in Herefordshire.
Farmland north-east of Oldcastle
The far side of the valley is in Herefordshire.
Farmland near the Goytree [previously Upper Goytre] Looking south from a field entrance on a lane called The Vineyard. Ysgyryd Fawr [The Skirrid] is prominent on the skyline, about 8 kilometres away.
Farmland near the Goytree [previously Upper Goytre]
Looking south from a field entrance on a lane called The Vineyard. Ysgyryd Fawr [The Skirrid] is prominent on the skyline, about 8 kilometres away.
Hedged field boundaries, south of Lincoln House About 210 metres above sea level, near The Goytree [previously Upper Goytre].
Hedged field boundaries, south of Lincoln House
About 210 metres above sea level, near The Goytree [previously Upper Goytre].
Lane heading north to Walterstone Common The road is called The Vineyard on some maps.
Lane heading north to Walterstone Common
The road is called The Vineyard on some maps.
A lane called The Vineyard Heading south-west to the entrance to Vineyard Farm [and beyond].
A lane called The Vineyard
Heading south-west to the entrance to Vineyard Farm [and beyond].
Farmland north-east of Vineyard Farm Looking south from the lane, at the entrance to The Goytree.
Farmland north-east of Vineyard Farm
Looking south from the lane, at the entrance to The Goytree.
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Allt-yr-ynys is located at Grid Ref: SO3323 (Lat: 51.906539, Lng: -2.9634146)

Unitary Authority: County of Herefordshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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