OR675 Eglwys Cynhaern Traeth The Portmeirion headland known in

The Portmeirion headland known in Welsh as Y Gwyllt has been planted many years ago with some magnificent unique trees

Directly in front of you is the eastern end of Morfa Bychan beach (aka Black Rock Sands) A two mile long stretch of sand that is thronged with tourist

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easy at ground level but when you have an eight hundred foot precipice on one side its not so easy

OR675 Eglwys Cynhaern Traeth The Portmeirion headland known inWatercolour Image size : 55cm x 34cmFramed size : 75cm x 60cm Ystumllyn church aka Eglwys Ynyscynhaearn was built on a rocky outcrop in a middle of a marsh, half a mile south of the village of Pentrefelin. It is where David Owen, the bard and harpist, better known as Dafydd y Garreg Wen was buried. Also John Stumllyn, a black servant to the Wynne family brought here as a young boy in the middle of the 18th century. He was taught to speak Welsh and