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Dist:0.2km north<br/>
©Dylan Moore
Dist:0.8km west<br/>
©Dylan Moore
Dist:1.0km south<br/>
©Dylan Moore
Dist:1.0km northwest<br/>To the west of the A478 near Crymych.
©Jonathan Billinger
Dist:1.4km east<br/>
©Dylan Moore
Dist:1.4km northeast<br/>The long straight road between Crymych and Hermon is not the most exciting but even this bus and coach garage half way along has a Preseli skyline to the west.
©ceridwen
Dist:1.5km north<br/>The Preseli transmitter (SN17203067) is on the horizon: the hill to the right is Crug-y-dwy or Crugiau-dwy.
©Dylan Moore
Dist:1.5km southwest<br/>This very tall mast stands on the eastern end of the Welsh Preseli Hills. The mast belongs to Arqiva and is one of the tallest masts in Wales at over 750-feet. This mast is the main station TV-Transmitter for this regional area. VHF-Radio services come from another tall mast not so far away called Haverfordwest. I am also amazed with how long this website has been operative no one has struck this landmark off the list.
©David Neale
Dist:1.5km southwest<br/>
©Roger W Haworth
Dist:1.6km southwest<br/>From, paramotor, near Pentre Galar, Pembrokeshire
©Dave Price
Dist:1.7km east-northeast<br/>Hermon is a small village of about 100 households situated 10 miles or so south of Cardigan. It grew from a cluster of houses around the chapel of that name and spread up the road in the direction of Crymych. This small estate is a continuation of that process. The land is boggy round about.
©ceridwen
Dist:1.8km east-northeast<br/>The straight road between Hermon and Crymych, seen here at the right of the image, was built in the early 1800s across what was common land and in places was very boggy. The boggy land was put to good use with one smallholding making a type of grease from ingredients found in the bog while the water was pumped to the mines at Llanfyrnach. The rough tangled vegetation here suggests that the ground is still waterlogged. Information from the community website: http://hermonglogue.co.uk/index.htm
©ceridwen
Dist:2.0km east-southeast<br/>
©Dylan Moore
Dist:2.0km east<br/>Looking into the village of Hermon along the straight road from Crymych. The tents of the Celtic Blue Rock festival (Gwyl y Garreg Las, [[SN 2329]]) can be seen clearly on the skyline.
©Patrick
Dist:2.0km west<br/>The bridleway seems to have moved from the position marked on the map, and now follows this field edge up to the saddle between the two hills. It's easier to ride up this, than to fight a way across the rough grazing on the right, that's a fact.
©Richard Law

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