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St Digain (Llangernyw)
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AddedSep 23 2007
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Description At St Digain's, Llangernyw, there are two cross incised stones on the south side of the building, both crosses face west. The design on the western stone is near impossible to make out without a guidebook to hand. There are also two rough, unshaped stones which appear out of place amongst the memorials nearby. St Digain's also has a yew reputed to be 4,000 years old, which is worth a look.

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