- The Cwt y
Bugail quarry is a
former slate quarry located east of
Blaenau Ffestiniog in Wales. It was
first worked as a
trial pit
around 1840. Continuous...
- West
Mouse (Welsh: Maen y
Bugail) is an
islet lying 1.1
kilometres (0.68 mi) off the north-west
coast of Anglesey, Wales. Its
maximum dimensions are 92...
-
islands off the
north of Anglesey, the
others being Ynys
Amlwch and Maen y
Bugail.
Local legend has it that St
Patrick was
shipwrecked there,
giving rise...
- The
novel takes its
setting from a true-life event, when the
Manod (Cwt-y-
Bugail)
quarry at
Blaenau Ffestiniog was used to
store art
treasures from the National...
-
production in the
Blaenau Ffestiniog area at the Oakeley,
Llechwedd and Cwt-y-
Bugail quarries,
though the bulk of
roofing slate production was at the Penrhyn...
- to a century. The
section between Cwt y
Bugail and
Rhiwbach was
lifted in 1956 and the
section from Cwt y
Bugail to
Maenofferen was
closed in 1961 and lifted...
-
Penmachno to the north-east, a
series of
quarries started at Rhiwbach, Cwt y
Bugail and
Blaen y Cwm. To the south-east
another cluster worked the
slopes of...
- side of the
estuary was the fort Cefn Caer at Pennal.[citation needed]
Bugail Aberdyfi (the
Shepherd of Aberdovey) is a poem
written by John
Ceiriog Hughes...
- *gʷou-kolos is the
ancestor of Proto-Celtic *bou-koli-, the
source of
Welsh bugail (which
would have had -b-
rather than -g- if it had come from a form with...
- quarry,
Manod quarry, or,
since the
closure of the
nearby Cwt y
Bugail quarry, Cwt y
Bugail quarry) is a
disused slate quarry near
Blaenau Ffestiniog (formerly...
