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Video Archive: Llanthony Priory (2014)
...Archive clip by Antonio Pujol, showing the road up the Vale of Ewyas to the...
Video Archive: King Arthur’s Stone – a Neolithic Burial Mound in the Golden Valley (2009)
...equipment, and archaeology. He believed that ancient trackways, trading routes and burial paths established alignments...
...his classic 1925 book, "The Old Straight Track" is still in print   {{https://youtu.be/dPH101G0vCw}} Observations:...
Video Archive: The road from Hay on Wye to Llanthony Priory (2012)
...Source: Guest Contribution Title: Video Archive: The road from Hay on Wye to Llanthony Priory...
...ruins of Llanthony Priory on the little road from Hay on Wye, end of October...
Digital Archive - Sale particulars: Lower Wernddu Farm (2013)
...and there is excellent access to major road and rail networks, the best of both...
Digital Archive - Sale particulars: Upper Bryn Farmhouse (2014)
...just off the Longtown to Ewyas Harold road, this greatly extended stone-built farmhouse sits amidst...
Guest Contribution: Turnastone Court Herefordshire: Building Recording of the Farm Buildings (2004)
...house (on the opposite side of the road to the present house). The timber barn...
...to Wood over the condition of the roads. No Timber, he says, is to be...
...out of their homes and wrecking the road. Davies mentions a scheme to divert the...
...of the estate, Bridge Meadow. Across the road, equipped with crossing gates, to the south...
...railway was lifted. No further mentions of Roads, Quarries, Kilns, Water Rights or Disputes have...
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Turnastone Court Farm – An Assessment of the Historical, Landscape, Ecological and Agricultural importance of the Water Meadows. (2004)
...it follows the same route as the road, through the village.  The road appears on...
...a map of Whitehouse dated 1812.  This road was widened in the twentieth century and...
...and the Trench Royal piped under the road (local resident Headley Wilding remembers having to...
...to navigate the Wye and very bad roads raised transport costs. Canals especially the Hereford...
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Turnastone Court Farm: Walkover Survey Report on Features of Archaeological Interest (2004)
...25 Figure 21: field 25 showing the trackway and hedge boundaries shown on the tithe...
...river ford position on a Golden Valley road system probably of importance in the feudal...
...the form of quarrying, spoil tips and track ways. 2.1 Changes in land use  ...
...in 1812 and the course of the road leading from Turnastone to Middle Maes Coed....
...west of the Turnastone to Whitehouse Bridge Road. This was 57 - Upper Whitehouse Field...
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Turnastone Court Farm: Walkover Survey Notes – Catalogue of Features of Archaeological Interest (2004)
...west of the Turnastone to Whitehouse Bridge Road. This was 57 - Upper Whitehouse Field...
...the north of 25. This is b roadly the 'Seven acres under the kiln' of...
...north-west of the Turnastone to Whitehouse Bridge Road and north-east of lane 10; 64 'Eighteen...
Turnastone Court Farm Wildlife Survey – Bird Report (2003)
...a hedgerow. Although it is obviously a road-safety issue, the hedges adjacent to the road...