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Bwlch y Ddeufaen
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AddedJul 30 2004
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Description The east stone of "The Pass of the Two Stones" has a good number of ankle-high stones radiating outwards some distance to the east, in a dip. These are earthfast, and not here by coincidence. Frances Lynch in her guidebook to the ancient sites of the area, likens the small stones' to that of Bryn Cader Faner. I counted fourteen small stones here. There are likely more under the grass. The east menhir can be seen to the rear, as can the west menhir, with one of its other associated stones.

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