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©Roger W Haworth
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©John Duckfield
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©John Duckfield
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©John Duckfield
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©Dylan Moore
Dist:0.9km<br/>Close to Llanboidy
©John Duckfield
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©John Duckfield
Dist:1.0km west<br/>Wind farm in background
©John Duckfield
Dist:1.5km southwest<br/>built in the 1860s by the Powell family, the squires from Maesgwynne, the local "big house". Also had a court room and a room opening one day a week as a bank. Appears to have closed quite recently.
©Roger W Haworth
Dist:1.5km southwest<br/>What a shame that a magnificent building like this is boarded up and non-operational. It looks like it has great potential as a hotel, gastro pub etc.
©Jeremy Bolwell
Dist:1.5km southwest<br/>Not everyone can enjoy owning a mature specimen like this.
©Jeremy Bolwell
Dist:1.5km southwest<br/>Ym mynwent Eglwys Sant Brynach, Llanboidy ceir 'Cerflun o Alar' - gwaith cynnar pwysig gan y Cymro William Goscombe John. Mae'r cerflun er cof i W.R.H. Powell, tirfeddiannwr nodedig a hoffus lleol a fu farw yn 1891. Dros dreigl yr amser dirywiwyd y cerflun gan yr elfennau ond mae cynllun ar y gweill i'w adnewyddu. The 'Statue of Grief' is located at St Brynach's churchyard, Llanboidy. It is an important early work of the Welsh sculptor, William Goscombe John. It is a memorial to W.R.H Powell, a notable and well liked local landowner who died in 1891. Over the years the statue has suffered from neglect but there are plans afoot to save it from further decay.
©Alan Richards
Dist:1.5km southwest<br/>This was the village's biggest public house, but seems to have lost its status altogether. I'm no expert publican, property developer, hotelier or entrepreneur but I can see potential here for someone with the vision (and dosh) to transform this place into an historic destination dining hotel.
©Jeremy Bolwell
Dist:1.5km southwest<br/>Little seems known about this site. It is not known or recorded as 'Llanboidy Castle' and as it has never been excavated little is known about its date or founding, or founder, who could be either Norman English or Welsh. It is most likely a Norman motte and bailey 12th century foundation but fell out of use soon after and was never re-built in stone. It stands on private land.
©Jeremy Bolwell
Dist:1.6km southwest<br/>What a magnificent village hall. There isn't one thing about it that I dislike. And plenty to really like.
©Jeremy Bolwell

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