
The eastern stone is just over the slight hill with a telegraph pole on it.
The eastern stone is just over the slight hill with a telegraph pole on it.
Seen from the north, the stone stands above its surroundings.
Looking south, the stone takes on a completely different aspect.
Looking SE towards Tyddyn-Adda.
Trefwri West, looking west-ish.
Taken 2nd August 2003: A close-up of the eastern edge of the stone, showing the veins of quartz that run through it.
Taken 2nd August 2003: Looking south west(ish) towards the lane.
Taken 2nd August 2003: Viewed from the south west. Between the stone and the trees runs a small stream called Afon Braint.
Visited 2nd August 2003: After Trefwri (East) we doubled back to it’s bulky and broad neighbor, Trefwri (West). It’s not entirely clear whether this stone originally stood upright, or whether it’s always been longer than it is tall. In places it’s shot with brilliant quartz, but from a distance the stone looks a dumpy and dowdy. Like it’s partner, the location of the stone near the river (Afon Braint) is interesting.
I’m not aware of a name for this stone, so I’ve called it Trefwri (West) after it’s neighbour, which is listed on CARN as simply ‘Trefwri Standing Stone’.