
Looking down the valley over the small hut circle. The distinctive hill in the distance is Cribarth.
Looking down the valley over the small hut circle. The distinctive hill in the distance is Cribarth.
What appears to be a small hut circle (although it could equally be a kerbed/ring cairn) on the slope above the track.
Structural remains inside the large circular structure from the previous image.
The large unmarked circular structure near the trees.
General view of the site, which lies near the edge of the trees and then runs along the top of the track crossing the hillside.
A fleeting patch of blue sky, as I sit inside the enclosure. This place feels remote today.
Thick wall of the circular enclosure.
Large circular stonebuilt enclosure to the southwest of the hutcircles.
The settlement is right on the geological boundary between the old red sandstones of Fan Gyhirych and the limestone of Carreg Cadno to the south. Looking from the site towards Carreg Cadno (“Stone of the Fox”).
Small circle, which may be a hut circle but isn’t one of the two shown on the CPAT SMR.
Approaching the Pwll Byfre settlement (in front of the treeline) from the north.