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Pen-y-Gorllwyn Stone

Standing Stone / Menhir
<b>Pen-y-Gorllwyn Stone</b>Posted by GLADMAN
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Pen-y-Gorllwyn Stone (Standing Stone / Menhir) by GLADMAN Now lying a short distance to the South-west of Gorllwyn's South-western cairn, this substantial formerly standing stone - as evidenced by packing stones still in situ - must have formed one of the most mind-blowing monuments of its type in all Wales. Incredible position.
GLADMAN Image Credit: Robert Gladstone
Posted by GLADMAN
25th June 2022ce
Edited 28th June 2022ce
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Comments (5)
Yep, that will do. I could sit here a while. thelonious Posted by thelonious
28th June 2022ce
Lovely spot. I must get back here someday. Posted by cerrig
29th June 2022ce
I was in Cwm Chwefri the day before and Gorllwyn sort of called to me... by the way Cerrig, finally managed to locate the Bryn y Gorlan circle. Classic, too. GLADMAN Posted by GLADMAN
29th June 2022ce
It's quite a while since I was there. As I remember it was almost lost amongst the tufty grass, but with an extensive view. Not easy to find so well done. Posted by cerrig
30th June 2022ce
Just about found, to be fair. I couldn't locate it first time I tried. I've posted pics. GLADMAN Posted by GLADMAN
1st July 2022ce
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