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Castell
Henllys Iron Age Hill Fort (near Crymych) – Visit
this reconstructed Iron Age Hill Fort, rebuilt on the site of
original
excavations. Kids can find out how the Celts farmed and fought
over 2,000
years ago. Castell Henllys also has ancient breeds of cattle,
sheep and
pigs (species like those found in prehistoric bones on the site).
Picnic
along the Nant Duad river or ramble around the sculpture trail,
creations
from the Mabinogion, ancient Welsh tales of giants, hunters and
talking
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Llangloffan Farmhouse Cheese Centre (Fishguard) – Visit the farmhouse cheese centre to find out how milk is turned into cheese, using traditional processes (it takes the whole morning). You can also see the farm's cows and pigs, taste the cheese, and buy some for your picnic lunch. |
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St.
Dogmaels Abbey and Watermill (St. Dogmaels) – St. Dogmaels is
another
glorious ruined 12th century abbey in the tradition of Tintern
Abbey. This
abbey was also the site where the Sagranus Stone was found. On the
stone
was inscribed Latin and the ancient language of the Celts,
allowing for
the language to be deciphered. You can see the Sagranus Stone at
St. Thomas
Church across the way. Next to the abbey is the Y Felin Watermill where you can see a
water-powered mill still grinding flour. The tearoom
has pastries baked with flour ground at the mill. |
