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The notice board to this church shows this church as being dedicated to St Tyfei and St Faith, I assume this is two different saints rather than the same one with the English and Welsh name.
©Philip Halling
View along the nave to the altar of Lamphey church.
©Philip Halling
Many of the churches in this part of Pembrokeshire have tall narrow towers such this one at Lamphey.
©Philip Halling
©Anthony Tubbs
Lamphey church is dedicated to St Tyfei and St Faith, I assume these are two different saints.
©Philip Halling
The turning in Lamphey for the Bishop's Palace and Lamphey Court Hotel.
©Philip Halling
Traditional stone-built farm buildings in the village of Lamphey.
©Philip Halling
The Dial Inn in the centre of the village of Lamphey.
©Philip Halling
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©David Luther Thomas
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©Anthony Tubbs
Dist:0.1km<br/>With the unusual Welsh dedication of St Tyfai (St Faith).
©Jennifer Luther Thomas
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©Anthony Tubbs
Dist:0.2km<br/>This long shot from the hotel across the field towards Lamphey captures the rare beauty of the light late on a still June evening.
©Ruth Sharville
Dist:0.2km<br/>Taken from outside the church. The railway bridge is just out of shot. This is one of numerous roads that the local council had decided to cover with loose chippings prior to resurfacing during my visit, hence the unusual surface.
©Colin Bell
Dist:0.2km<br/>The Station Buildings has been demolished, and the siding removed
©Tudor Williams

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