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Grid reference SJ3157

near to Caergwrle, Flintshire/Sir y Fflint, Wales


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SJ3157 : Bus stop and shelter on Gresford Road (B5373) by JThomas Bus stop and shelter on Gresford Road (B5373)
Looking north west.
SJ3157 : The junction of Gresford Road and Caer Estyn by Eirian Evans The junction of Gresford Road and Caer Estyn
SJ3157 : Ancient track near Bridge End, Caergwrle by John S Turner Ancient track near Bridge End, Caergwrle
Taken on the public footpath/track that crosses the hill above Bridge End. It seems to be ancient and designed to avoid the low ground alongside the River Alyn.
SJ3157 : Barn at Bridge End by John H Darch Barn at Bridge End
SJ3157 : Stile on the footpath on Wat's Dyke in Hope by Jeremy Bolwell Stile on the footpath on Wat's Dyke in Hope
This stile sits on the footpath that runs along this section of the dyke, between horse paddocks and the back gardens of adjacent homes.
SJ3157 : Lane by Chris McAuley Lane
This lane leads to the Spa now a private residence.
SJ3157 : Chestnut Woods by Graeme Walker Chestnut Woods
SJ3157 : Caergwrle houses by Eirian Evans Caergwrle houses
On Rhyddyn Hill on the outskirts of Caergwrle. Bryn y Gaer is the wooded area to the rear of the houses.
SJ3157 : Bridge End Caergwrle by Graeme Walker Bridge End Caergwrle
I'm not sure the correct name for these gates. I call them sluice gates for the old water mill.
SJ3157 : Access road to New Farm by Chris McAuley Access road to New Farm
SJ3157 : Wat's Dyke by John S Turner Wat's Dyke
It's not obvious, but this footpath runs along the top of the ancient boundary known as Wat's Dyke. On the other side of the trees on the right, there is a significant drop to the field below.
SJ3157 : Three way stile by John S Turner Three way stile
Not for the indecisive amongst us.

 
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