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	Hedging competition (4) - a wider view by Penny Mayes Showing Gyfenni Wood in the background.
	Frosty lane to Hopton by Richard Law The back lane from Sarn to Hopton on a frosty afternoon.
	Sheep pasture at Bachaethlon, Powys by Jeremy Bolwell With a distant view to Corndon Hill.
	An unlikely City by Mike Parker The tiny settlement ahead is known as City, though no-one is quite sure why. It may be an anglicisation of the Welsh 'saith tŷ', or seven houses.
	Telephone box at City by Oliver Dixon As predicted in SO2190 : Coins Not Accepted, the days of this telephone box are certainly numbered. One of a number of telephone boxes located in isolated spots in the hill country of the Welsh Border. Even in its heyday, it was probably little-used and in... (more)
	Downhill from Gyfenni Wood by Richard Law This track leads up through the woods on Hopton Uchaf hill, then allows access to a footpath which crosses the track.
	Hedging competition (3) by Penny Mayes I'm not sure what this style is called but it has a very neat pleached top.
	Corner of a farmyard by Jeremy Bolwell A slightly neglected corner maybe?
	Coins Not Accepted by Paul Beaman Its days are numbered! I guess.
	The telephone and post boxes of the City by Richard Law
	Hedging competition (2) by Penny Mayes You can get some idea of the height of the hedge before work began from the taller hawthorns on the left. Presumably someone must be employed later to finish the job and fill in the gap left where work began. See also... (more)
	Dilapidated telephone box at City, Powys by Jeremy Bolwell In a much worse state than in the most recent geograph photo taken back in 2010 by Oliver Dixon Link here.