MMT3 - Via Lampter Velfrey Traditional Cache
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MMT3 - Via Lampter Velfrey
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This is a disguised nano - This cache is the third of a set of seven on the Magical Mystery Tour. Please bring your own pen.
Come and join us on a magical mystery tour, around some of the smaller villages in Pembrokeshire which you maybe did not know existed. This set of seven cache and dashes can be started from either the outskirts of Narbeth or from Tavernspite. The caches have been placed to ready for The 2012 South Wales Event. Please note the lanes can be quite narrow in places. Hope you don’t get lost, on the way around, but that is how I found some of the places!
On the way if starting from Narberth you will going via Lampter Velfrey. Lower End Town, the farm at the other end of the village, replaced two vanished houses, Plas yr Hen Fagwr close toCoed-y-Ffynnon and Plas Nant y Dref towards the Marlais. Nant y Dref, town stream, flows past Hill Home to the Norton. It is well known to geologists for its fossils.
Opposite the church gates is a playground, established in 1976. It replaces Church Cottage, which housed the Rector's coachman or gardener. Phil Davidson, whose family lived here and who lost a leg in the Great War, unveiled the parish war memorial opposite in 1921. Immediately east of the cottage was an archway with a stone trough and tap, fed by a spring on the glebe. The field behind is still called the cricket field; the village once sported its own team. The village has supported many other organisations. The Mothers Union, founded before 1897, is the oldest branch in the diocese.
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