Newbridge on Wye

Also known as:
Pen-y-Bont
Nearest town:
Llandrindod Wells (5km NE)
OS reference:
SO01305802
OS sheet:
147
Latitude:
52° 12' 39.9 N
Longitude:
3° 26' 40.91 W
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Image of Newbridge on Wye (Standing Stone / Menhir) by thesweetcheat

The football pitch is behind, but sadly the team has folded following Covid-suspension of the league.

Image credit: A. Brookes (1.5.2023)
thesweetcheat
thesweetcheat May 27, 2024
Image of Newbridge on Wye (Standing Stone / Menhir) by thesweetcheat

Looking northwest towards Garth and the Elenydd uplands.

Image credit: A. Brookes (1.5.2023)
thesweetcheat
thesweetcheat May 27, 2024
Image of Newbridge on Wye (Standing Stone / Menhir) by postman

looking back to the road from whence I came

Image credit: Chris Bickerton
postman
postman Oct 18, 2015

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Newbridge on Wye

C
CARL Dec 13, 2011
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Visited 9.12.11

Directions – take the B4358 west out of Newbridge on Wye. The stone is visible on your left, next to a telegraph pole (near the football pitch) shortly after going over the bridge. Plenty of room to park.

The weather was cloudy with the sun trying to break through. Although the stone was easy to see, access was a bit more problematic. The field gate was padlocked (not a huge problem) but the field itself was waterlogged with huge puddles near the field entrance. Karen was concerned about the ‘trespassing’ element but I was more concerned about the size and depth of the puddles!

In the end we agreed it was best to view this stone from afar.

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Newbridge on Wye

postman
postman Oct 12, 2008

My first stone of the day and it couldn’t have been any better. I parked just over the bridge in Newbridge on Wye room for at least four cars. From here we can see the stone in the field skirt around the edge of the field by the river and cut across by the football pitch.
Leaning to the north across the path of the river the stone is 1.75 metres tall measured from the bottom of the hollow in which it stands. The stone was found at the turn of the last century when a hedge was removed.
The rising suns glow shone on the mist as it rolled up the hillsides, the cows and sheep were silent, the bequadbiked farmer didn’t seem to mind me and whats more feet stay dry in wellies
Who knew?

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