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Grid reference SO0433

near to Garthbrengy, Powys, Wales


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We have 11 images for SO0433
 : The Village of Garthbrengy by Shaun Ferguson The Village of Garthbrengy
Outbuildings of Danreglwys colour match the telephone box at Garthbrengy
 : Barley land at Garthbrengy 1 by Jonathan Billinger Barley land at Garthbrengy 1
Looking south-east towards some mist hanging in the Usk valley.
 : St David's Church, Garthbrengy by Chris Andrews St David's Church, Garthbrengy
 : St David's Church, Garthbrengy by Philip Halling St David's Church, Garthbrengy
I believe the graveyard is still in use, however, this isolated rural church is now closed.
 : Barley land at Garthbrengy 2 by Jonathan Billinger Barley land at Garthbrengy 2
View south over farmland north of Brecon towards the familiar outline of the Beacons in the blue distance.
 : Barley land at Garthbrengy 3 by Jonathan Billinger Barley land at Garthbrengy 3
Looking south-west towards the Pen-y-crug hillfort north-west of Brecon.
 : Young oak tree by Jonathan Billinger Young oak tree
By the road between Garthbrengy and Llandefaelog.
 : A Wonderful Yew by paul wood A Wonderful Yew
St David's Church Garthbrengy has in recent time ceased its service as a place of Worship but is well worth a visit for its excellent collection of Common Yews.
 : Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
This OS cut mark can be found on the south face of St David's Church. It marks a point 291.698m above mean sea level.
 : Ordnance Survey Rivet by Adrian Dust Ordnance Survey Rivet
This OS rivet can be found on the rock SE side of the road. It marks a point 261.817m above mean sea level.
 : Parish Church of St David at Garthbrengy north of Brecon by Colin Cheesman Parish Church of St David at Garthbrengy north of Brecon
A Grade II* listed building originally dating from the medieval period but with both 17th and 19th century additions and alterations. The prominent tower is said to be from the 17th century. The windows in the picture on the north side of... (more)

 
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