Trout And Salmon Fishing in Wales
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ABERNANT, five miles from Carmarthen, on the banks of the Cowyn.
LLAN, five miles and a half from Carmarthen, on the Gwendraeth Vach river.
LLANARTHNEY, seven miles and a half from Car- marthen, on the Towy. This village is surrounded by a profusion of the richest and most picturesque scenery. Situated on the south bank of the Towy, on one of the finest reaches of that beautiful river, H 2 100 PRINCIPAL FISHING STATIONS.
it appears to be entirely enclosed by lofty hills: the distant mountains w...hich form one side of the vale of Cothy, receding to the north, open a passage for that stream to its confluence with the Towy. The shattered walls of Dryslyn Castle crown the summit of an isolated rocky eminence, which rises abruptly out of the vale ; and a little further west- ward, is a larger eminence, the celebrated Grongar Hill. Under the shelter of a blackthorn, still re- maining on its summit, Dyer is said to have com- posed the poem which has conferred an immortality on his name.
LLANBOIDY, six miles and a half from St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ABERNANT, five miles from Carmarthen, on the banks of the Cowyn.
LLAN, five miles and a half from Carmarthen, on the Gwendraeth Vach river.
LLANARTHNEY, seven miles and a half from Car- marthen, on the Towy. This village is surrounded by a profusion of the richest and most picturesque scenery. Situated on the south bank of the Towy, on one of the finest reaches of that beautiful river, H 2 100 PRINCIPAL FISHING STATIONS.
it appears to be entirely enclosed by lofty hills: the distant mountains w...hich form one side of the vale of Cothy, receding to the north, open a passage for that stream to its confluence with the Towy. The shattered walls of Dryslyn Castle crown the summit of an isolated rocky eminence, which rises abruptly out of the vale ; and a little further west- ward, is a larger eminence, the celebrated Grongar Hill. Under the shelter of a blackthorn, still re- maining on its summit, Dyer is said to have com- posed the poem which has conferred an immortality on his name.
LLANBOIDY, six miles and a half from St.
What to read after Trout And Salmon Fishing in Wales?
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