North Wales
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), on the mineral line from Caer- narvon to Llanberis, near the W. End of Llyn Padarn.
Cymmer Abbey (pronounced "Kimmer"), the remains of a Cistercian house (founded by Mere- dith and Grirtith, sons of Cynan, about the year 1200) at the junction of the Wnion with the Mawddach, 1 m, N. Of Dolgelly. The place is known locally as Y Vanner (the House of God). Ot the abbey church there are some considerable remains, including the lower portion of the W. Tower and some remnants of nave and choir. The... walls of the E. End are the best preserved, showing three long lancet windows. Against the S. Wall are vestiges of arcades, a pointed piscina, etc. Near the tower is the Abbot's lodging, forming part of a farm-house. There are a number of other details which will be interesting to the antiquary. The whole ruin, ivy-clad and most charmingly situate, as it is, breathes as it were an air of romance and peace that is not soon forgotten.
CyssyUtan Aqueduct, which carries the Llan- I 129 NORTH WALES gollcn branch of the Ellesmere Canal, at a height ot 126 ft.
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), on the mineral line from Caer- narvon to Llanberis, near the W. End of Llyn Padarn.
Cymmer Abbey (pronounced "Kimmer"), the remains of a Cistercian house (founded by Mere- dith and Grirtith, sons of Cynan, about the year 1200) at the junction of the Wnion with the Mawddach, 1 m, N. Of Dolgelly. The place is known locally as Y Vanner (the House of God). Ot the abbey church there are some considerable remains, including the lower portion of the W. Tower and some remnants of nave and choir. The... walls of the E. End are the best preserved, showing three long lancet windows. Against the S. Wall are vestiges of arcades, a pointed piscina, etc. Near the tower is the Abbot's lodging, forming part of a farm-house. There are a number of other details which will be interesting to the antiquary. The whole ruin, ivy-clad and most charmingly situate, as it is, breathes as it were an air of romance and peace that is not soon forgotten.
CyssyUtan Aqueduct, which carries the Llan- I 129 NORTH WALES gollcn branch of the Ellesmere Canal, at a height ot 126 ft.
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