Swansea CAM - Earlier Photographs

ARCHIVE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Wednesday 2nd May 2001.
Swansea....Llangennith, Gower..

Weather:Hazy sunshine. Temp: 12C

Image produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Image reproduced with kind
permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland

We are on the road approaching Llangennith. In the distance you can see the sand dunes of Rhossilli Bay

The road descends into the village..

St.Cenydd, Gower's own saint founded a priory on this site in the sixth century and the present church is dedicated to him.

A view through the old timber lich gate..

Before piped water came to Llangennith, this water supply, on the village green, served the village.

The church and the village pub across the road is the heart of the village..

The King's Head pub and in the background the newly painted Village Hall.

We go down the lane to Hillend where Rhossilli Down towers above the caravan park.

Returning along the lane we see Llanmadoc Hill which lies to the north of Llangennith .

Looking towards the sea, we have a fine view of Worm's Head.