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Fennifach

Tried to visit 26.6.10.
Failed on this one. I tried to get near the stone via the lane to the west. However, I was confronted by large closed wooden gates with several ‘Private – Keep Out’ signs!
(I wonder what these type of people are afraid of?) I then tried to get a view from near the newly built houses on the opposite side of the dismantled railway. There is a large field next to the houses which goes right down the railway. The problem is when you get close you come to a 5ft high barbed wire fence and 6ft brambles! There was no chance of getting through that little lot! Judging by the amount of undergrowth I doubt the stone would have been visible anyway?

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Fennifach
Standing Stone / Menhir

Mentioned in “The Ancient Stones of Wales” by Chris Barber and John Godfrey Williams (1989 Blorenge Books) as standing on the side of the old railway line – 6 feet high and badly overgrown when visited in July 1985.

Not that this helps the antiquity or otherwise!

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Fennifach
Standing Stone / Menhir

Coflein says it is currently of unknown period and 2.2 metres high.
When I tried to visit there was no easy access, and a lane heading towards it was on private property with ‘tresspassers will be prosecuted’ signs. I gave up and went to Battle Menhir instead.

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