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Gate of the Bones (or not)
There are very few street names in Dinas but this straggling village divides into smaller hamlets whose names form part of our addresses. Tegfan is situated in Iet-yr-Esgyrn or ‘Gate of the Bones’. Very satisfactory. It’s a dead-end quiet corner not far … Continue reading
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Tagged Dinas, Dinas Cross, Iet-yr-Esgyrn, Pembrokeshire
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