As we traveled north from Aberystwyth to Portmeirion, our journey took us to some historic and picturesque sites and we enjoyed lunch and shopping for some Welsh souvenirs while on route. |
Land of Castles
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Pont Minllyn (Minllyn Bridge) is a sevententh century double arched packhorse bridge built by Dr. John Davies, rector of the parish, to transport flannel over the Dyfi River for the journey to be sold in England. |
The Cistercian Abbey of Cymer was founded 1198-1199 and was never a wealthy abbey but they did own a high quality stud horse, which supplied high-quality horses to Llywelyn ap Iowerth. |
The Dyffryn Burial Chambers are a pair of structures erected in the Neolithic Age ,3000-1900 before common era , and for the communal burial of the dead and was originally covered by stones. |
Pennal is a village along A493 road and Owain Glyndwr wrote the Pennal Letter of 1406, a letter advising the King of France of his plans for an independent Wales. |