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This old oak tree is reputed to have started life in the 12th century, which probably makes it the oldest tree in Carmarthenshire. To give an idea of size, three and four year old Tom and Jack Sargeant are pictured near the entrance to the hollow ins ...
http://www.btinternet.com/~meridklt/wales/
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- The Home of a Former
One could hardly credit the charming village of Brechfa, in Carmarthenshire, with once having been the Texas of Wales. I do not mean to say that wild cowboys cracking revolvers dashed along after Indians in the Cothi Valley, or that Carmarthenshire ...
http://colley.co.uk/garethjones/rural_wales/home_welsh_oil.htm
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- The Ffarmers
Ffarmers takes its name from The Farmers Arms that was located on the village square. The village, which has a population of some 250, lies approximately 1.5 miles to the north of the A482 Llanwrda to Aberaeron road, and some 8 miles from Lampeter. F ...
http://www.ffarmers.org/
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- The Llanegwad
The Llanegwad website is sponsored by ARTdesigns and is run on a nonprofitmaking basis. After several years on line it has become one of the largest privately owned sites of its type in the UK. The site stats show over 5,000,000 hits since Llanegwad ...
http://www.llanegwad-carmarthen.co.uk/
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- The Llansawel
Llansawel is set in the broad Cothi Valley, whose flanks have plenty of good grazing land for sheep and dairy cattle and are mainly enclosed in big meadows. The small river Marlais runs through the village, joining the Cothi halfway between Penny and ...
http://194.130.49.212/index_CIS_1.cfm?SiteRef=1&CisRef=75&ChosenLang=1&Chan...
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