Paper: C2 – Lines and Divisions

This material is held atArchifau Sir Gaerfyrddin / Carmarthenshire Archives

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- GB 211 CDX1184/36
Dates of Creation
- 2022 Jul.
Language of Material
- English
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- 1 item

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PAPER: C2 – Lines and Divisions. Why are hedge lines in the Treventy Road area long, straight and rectangular?

Author: Bruce Wallace.

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Ar Agor / Open

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Cyflwr da / Good condition

Archive Record|Table of contents

Local history articles relating to Bancyfelyn and Llangynog, CarmarthenshireCDX1184

Paper: A1 – Maps and LandscapeCDX1184/1

Paper: A2 – In search of a CornmillCDX1184/2

Paper: A3 – A factory in BancyfelinCDX1184/3

Paper: A4 – Origins and PhilanthropyCDX1184/4

Paper: A5 – Five men called MeisterCDX1184/5

Paper: A6 – Held in TrustCDX1184/6

Paper: A7 – A woodcarver at WenalltCDX1184/7

Paper: A8 – A Shako at SarnauCDX1184/8

Paper: A9 – Dai Porter and Howell y BoxCDX1184/9

Paper: A10 – Yma gorwedd Mary Silvanus / Here lies Mary SilfanusCDX1184/10

Paper: A11 – Cwrt a Castell / Court and CastleCDX1184/11

Paper: A12 – Siop LlwynderwCDX1184/12

Paper: A13 – A Day at the racesCDX1184/13

Paper: A14 – Alsace and the MoonCDX1184/14

Paper: A15 – Reports of Flowers at Llys OnnenCDX1184/15

Paper: A17 – Service to the CommunityCDX1184/16

Paper: A18 – Till the cows come homeCDX1184/17

Paper: A19 – Heibio a Heddiw / Then and NowCDX1184/18

Paper: A20 – The Meeting HouseCDX1184/19

Paper: A21 – Give me my scallop shell, my staff of faithCDX1184/20

Paper: A22 – Golch Treventy (a Trevnty wash)CDX1184/21

Paper: B1 – The Garden met me, politely, at the gateCDX1184/22

Paper: B2 – Twenty-nine and a pubCDX1184/23

Paper: B3 – Jump the leatCDX1184/24

Paper: B4 – Water from the jumpCDX1184/25

Paper: B5 – Knitting SocksCDX1184/26

Paper: B6 – Fun at the MillCDX1184/27

Paper: B7 – Two men on a MotorbikeCDX1184/28

Paper: B8 – The Chain GangCDX1184/29

Paper: B9 – This Sporting lifeCDX1184/30

Paper: B10 – Home and AbroadCDX1184/31

Paper: B11 – Where Achilles liesCDX1184/32

Paper: B12 – Music at TrecadwganCDX1184/33

Paper: B13 – Merch y fill tir scwar / A Girl’s square mileCDX1184/34

Paper: C1 – Milestones, Mounting blocks and other Highway CuriosCDX1184/35

Paper: C2 – Lines and DivisionsCDX1184/36

Paper: C3 – Acres, Roods and PerchesCDX1184/37

Paper: C4 – Three Pilgrims rested hereCDX1184/38

Paper: C5 – The language is in the soilCDX1184/39

Paper: C6 – Conscience FieldCDX1184/40

Paper: C7 – From Stone Axe to Dairy FarmCDX1184/41

Paper: C8 – From cow byres to milk quotasCDX1184/42

Paper: C9 – The Sky’s the LimitCDX1184/43

Paper: C10 – Coach RoadCDX1184/44

Paper: C11 – The Illiterate Marks of GenerationsCDX1184/45

Paper: D1 – Banners and BenevolenceCDX1184/46

Paper: D2 – Come to the ShowCDX1184/47

Paper: D3 - Dyddiau Gwyl / Festival DaysCDX1184/48

Paper: D4 – From Bo Peep to Postman PatCDX1184/49

Paper: D5 – Public Art, it’s good for youCDX1184/50

Paper: D6 – Two Ladies and a ClockCDX1184/51

Paper: E1 – A house for the AttorneyCDX1184/52

Paper: E2 – Bankers and BoatsCDX1184/53

Paper: E3 – I was sweet on the MilkmaidCDX1184/54

Paper: E4 – Peacocks on the LawnCDX1184/55

Paper: E5 – Chanticleer Gules (a red rooster)CDX1184/56

Paper: E6 – Journeys from RhydychenCDX1184/57

Paper: E7 – The Great, and the GoodCDX1184/58

Paper: E8 – Gazing at the MoonCDX1184/59

Paper: E9 – Seals of our ForefathersCDX1184/60

Paper: E10 – Ancestral voices of GwaliaCDX1184/61

Paper: E11 – Tribute is dueCDX1184/62

Paper: E12 – The Said AgreementCDX1184/63

Paper: E17 – VintageCDX1184/64

Paper: E18 – The Garden met me, politely, at the GateCDX1184/65

Paper: E26 – Always RememberedCDX1184/66

Paper: E27 – Bermondsey, Catref Bechgen a Belgium / Bermondsey, A Boy’s Home and BelgiumCDX1184/67