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Dol-y-gaer below Crug Hywel

An old image which shows how the newer farmhouse, left, facing south, replaced an older dwelling to the side, facing west, with chimney and beasthouse/hayloft to the right.
The old place, long dilapidated and used for storage, had two small dark downstairs rooms with fireplace and oven and a stone stairway leading to a single upstairs room which had its own access at a higher level. The old stone roof has been patched with corrugated metal sheeting.

The name, Dol-y-gaer, means meadow (at) the camp, referring to the fortified hill above.