Afon Garreg Wen multi-cellular Sheepfold, Typical Caernarvonshire sheepfold. Stone structure covers over 40sq metres and has 12 separate division units, east of Lln Dulyn, Gwynedd

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Aerial Images of Afon Garreg Wen multi-cellular Sheepfold, Typical Caernarvonshire sheepfold. Stone structure covers over 40sq metres and has 12 separate division units, east of Lln Dulyn, Gwynedd

Photographer: Adrian Warren, Dae Sasitorn