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Hafod, a
Welsh word
meaning a 'summer dwelling', may
refer to:
Hafod estate (
Hafod Uchtryd),
estate in Ceredigion,
Wales Hafod Forest,
woodland in Ceredigion...
- The
Hafod estate, also
known as
Hafod Uchtryd (Welsh for 'Uchtryd
summer mansion'), is a
wooded and
landscaped estate in the
Ystwyth valley in Ceredigion...
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Capel Celyn was a
rural community to the
northwest of Bala in Gwynedd, Wales, in the Afon
Tryweryn valley. The
village and
other parts of the
valley were...
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nearer to Heaven". The name
Hafod Eryri was
chosen from
several hundred put
forward after a
competition was held by the BBC.
Hafod is
Welsh for an
upland summer...
- of Snowdon. In 2009 a new
station building was opened,
which was
named Hafod Eryri. The line
starts in the
valley bottom at
Llanberis at an altitude...
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Hafod is a
district of the city of Swansea, Wales, and lies just
north of the city centre,
within the
Landore ward.
Hafod is the home to the
Hafod Copperworks...
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early 1990s, the
village became visible. One of the
farmsteads covered was
Hafod Fadog, a
Quaker meeting place. It is
recorded on a
bronze plaque in a lay-by...
- The
remains of the
Hafod-Morfa Copperworks,
originally developed by
Vivian & Sons,
consists of a core
Grade II
listed building and
additional Grade II...
- with
variations and
additions from many
celebrated m****cripts.
Hafod, England: At the
Hafod Press, by
James Henderson. Cawthon,
Elisabeth (October 2011)...
- Bryn
Hafod is an area in the
community of Llannerch-y-medd, Anglesey, Wales,
which is 137.8
miles (221.8 km) from
Cardiff and 219
miles (352.4 km) from...
