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Dist:0.3km<br/>Woollen mill in a remote spot beside the Afon Barddu, now used as self-catering holiday accommodation.
©Marion Phillips
Dist:0.4km<br/>The Afon Mamog joins the Afon Cych. This waterway is a tributary to the Afon Tiefi joining that river downstream from Cenarth. The mouth of the Afon Teifi is at Poppet Sands, near to Cardigan.
©Dawn Faith Worrall
Dist:0.4km<br/>'Pentre-Isaf' means 'lower village' in Welsh. The former chapel on the left is now a residential property. Around the bend in the lane ahead is the bridge over the Afon Mamog.
©Dawn Faith Worrall
Dist:0.7km<br/>Secluded footpath along the Afon Mamog through deciduous woodland.
©Dawn Faith Worrall
Dist:0.8km<br/>Secluded footpath along the Afon Mamog, clay soil makes this a slippery walk.
©Dawn Faith Worrall
Dist:0.8km<br/>Weir on the Afon Barddu and recently built sluice gates and mill leat which contours round the hillside to Godremamog Mill.
©Marion Phillips
Dist:0.9km<br/>I was looking for the "Hen Caerau" marked on the map but I could not find the ancient site. Instead I photographed this coiled wire electric gate, part of an electric fence system that divided a large field into 4 grazing paddocks. The gate could be unhooked from one post and reattached to another. In the distance, the village of Capel Iwan can be seen.
©Marion Phillips
Dist:1.0km<br/>This is the confluence of the Afon Mamog and Afon Pedran at Cwmcych. Together they form a tributary to the Afon Teifi.
©Dawn Faith Worrall
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©anonymous
Dist:1.0km<br/>Ruined chapel close to the baptising steps on the Afon Mamog.
©Dawn Faith Worrall
Dist:1.0km northeast<br/>Public footpath leading down hill to the Afon Mamog.
©Dawn Faith Worrall
Dist:1.0km south<br/>This field has recently had a cut of silage taken from it. The white clover in the turf has nodules on its roots in which bacteria fix nitrogen from the atmosphere which then contributes to the growth of the grass. In the distance the Preseli Hills can be seen.
©Marion Phillips
Dist:1.0km south<br/>Frenni Fawr (SN2034) is in the distance.
©Dylan Moore
Dist:1.1km northeast<br/>These steps were used to baptise in the Afon Mamog. The now ruined chapel is nearby.
©Dawn Faith Worrall
Dist:1.1km north<br/>These are two female llamas, both three years old. They are both pregnant. Though not indigenous to the British Isles, the llama's grazing habit is complementary when used in rotation with horses.
©Dawn Faith Worrall

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