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Garreg Lwyd (Fronwen)

Natural Rock Feature

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A monolith, not noticed upon the Ordnance sheet, placed about half a mile south of Llanwrin, on a field belonging to Fronwen farm, just above Cwm Ager. Tithe Schedule, No. 40, where the field is called Cae y garreg lwyd. The stone is 40 feet in girth, the highest point being 7 feet 6 inches above ground, and sloping due east to 3 feet 6 inches above the surface. - Visited 27th April, 1910.
In An inventory of the ancient and historical monuments of Montgomeryshire (1912). It sounds huge. Can it still be there??

I've now spotted it on a 1970s large scale map. It's at SH78600258 (and is indeed pretty much where that blob is on the 1:25000, tsc).
Rhiannon Posted by Rhiannon
7th November 2012ce
Edited 16th January 2014ce

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On the OS 1/25000 (Explorer) there is an oval "something" that might be a stone above the "n" in Fronwen. Will have to have a look at a larger scale map. It would be pretty close to the NGR you've given though. thesweetcheat Posted by thesweetcheat
7th November 2012ce
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