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Meinillwydion Stone Pair  Standing Stones  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  1st May 2011             
Ammanford Gorsedd Stone Circle  Modern Stone Circle etc  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  1st May 2011             
Henrhyd Cairns  Cairn  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  1st May 2011             
Gwempa  Standing Stone (Menhir)  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Saw from a distance  30th Apr 2011        Approached on very narrow road that runs along the south edge of the field. Parking is practically non-existent. Hedge is 6ft high but the bottom is an earth bank that you can just about stand on to see over.     
Cilymaenllwyd Stone  Early Christian Sculptured Stone  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Couldn't find  30th Apr 2011      4  Absolutely no sign of the stone at coordinates SN47780148 - which is in the middle of a field accessed by a public footpath.     
Ffairfach Standing Stone  Standing Stone (Menhir)  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  28th Apr 2011  4    5  The stone is also visible at a little distance from a gate at SN 6258 2160 which is in the same field as a public footpath.  3  8 
Ffynnon Gwenlais  Holy Well or Sacred Spring  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Saw from a distance  28th Apr 2011      4  I only viewed the site from the adjacent road. I will submit the photo I took showing some kind of concrete dam with a metal drain. Access could be quite easy from the field directly to the north since a public right of way passes along its west edge and there is no fence on that farm driveway. No finger posts are present at the location to indicate access though. I didn't have time to ask permission for a close visit. Using UK gridref fin...
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Carregdwfn Round Cairn  Cairn  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  28th Apr 2011  3    3  The cairn site lies in the low part of the col between two small hills. The centre feature is obvious and there is definitely some kind of circular pattern to the surrounding rocks. The site can be accessed by first walking along a public footpath on a farm track from the east and then 90m SW along a sheep track over the open hilltop.  3  7 
Hen Grofft  Round Barrow(s)  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Saw from a distance  28th Apr 2011        Beautiful view from adjacent hill with Carreg Cennen Castle in the background. Didn't need to enter field.  3  6 
Y Naw Carreg  Stone Circle  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  22nd Apr 2011  2    4  Three stones and the central mound remain in a pasture field. The stones have all fallen. Drainage seems poor - it was a bone dry day but the reeds hint at soggy ground. Access from the northwest may be problematic. The stile out from the field looked overgrown. Access is easy from the 4-way junction of paths just southeast. Approach this junction from the good paths west or southeast. See photos on Geograph http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/237...
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Banc Crucorfod Round Cairn  Round Cairn  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  28th Apr 2011  3    3  The photo is taken from the upland side. There is a wide field of rocks strewn over the downward side but they don't photograph at all well looking down. I approached from the road to the west but had to cross a low depression. I'd imagine it's easier to approach from the slightly higher road to the north with its closer parking space.  3  4 
Penyrheolddu Ring Cairn  Ring Cairn  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  28th Apr 2011  1    3  It's tempting to believe these three adjacent features (Standing stone in wall; Cairn; Recumbent standing stone) are all related since the two stones appear to have been on opposite sides of the cairn. I couldn't really confirm the presence on the cairn. There was a vague raised circle of gorse growth but the charred stalks from the recent arson/stubble burning aren't helping matters The site can be seen from the field boundary with open co...
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Penyrheolddu Standing Stone  Standing Stone (Menhir)  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  28th Apr 2011  3    3  It's tempting to believe these three adjacent features (Standing stone in wall; Cairn; Recumbent standing stone) are all related since the two stones appear to have been on opposite sides of the cairn. The stone can be seen from the field boundary with open common land to the NE but actually lies within enclosed land. There is no particular footpath across the rough grazing common but it is just a few hundred metres walk from the road across t...
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Pen-y-Coed Maen Hir  Standing Stone (Menhir)  Wales  Carmarthenshire (Sir Caerfyrddin)  Visited  28th Apr 2011  3    3  It's tempting to believe these three adjacent features (Standing stone in wall; Cairn; Recumbent standing stone) are all related since the two stones appear to have been on opposite sides of the cairn. This stone can be accessed from open common land across a few hundred metres of rough grazing from a nearby road.  3  1 


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