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In Pontnewydd looking north towards Sebastopol
From Tŷ Trappa Hill in West Pontnewydd
looking north across the site to the ridge. The fields will disappear and the
ridge may just be visible above the houses.
Maes Gwyn Farm. On the left, the lane leading to the
farm. On the right, the renovated cottages.
Looking west from the centre of the site
This view, constructed from two separate images, is taken from Bevans Lane
West to the ridge. This view accounts for less than a quarter of the site.
On the left, looking west to the ridge from The Bryn Farm.
On the right, up on the ridge on a beautiful day!
In the north east quadrant
Tŷ'r Brychiad Farm - a very old building and
part of our heritage - for how long?
On the left, the farm. On the right, the barn.
Looking west to the ridge across the mediaeval field behind the Waterloo pub in Sebastopol.
From the ridge and Mynydd Maen looking east
On the left, looking East from the ridge above the golf course towards
Croesyceiliog. Maes Gwyn
Farm is halfway down the photo on the right and The Bryn Farm is to
the left with Wrens Nest Farm above it to the right.
On the right, looking South East from the ridge across Pontnewydd
On the left, looking East from the top of Mynydd Maen.
The reservoir in the foreground is destined to become a landfill site. On the
right, the reservoir in summer.
On the left, looking north east from the top of
Mynydd Maen.
On the right, looking east across
the valley. The Mountain Air pub is visible on Mountain Road running right to
left in the centre of the photo. There is an old forestry road in the
foreground.
We hope you have enjoyed taking this "web walk" with us - come and see it for yourself, better still support us in our endeavours to keep it the way it is. Our thanks to Andrew Lewis (FTPG) for the photographs and the energy to climb Mynydd Maen!