Ah yours was on the opposite side of the valley then (Hen Gloddfa?), the one in my photo is on the middle level of the incline visible in your first photo. I need to go back and have more of an explore - it's a fascinating place.

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If that's where I think it is, I think this may be on the same incline?

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Old Tour #Scotland #Ancestry Travel Visit #Genealogy #Scottish Family #History Blog #photography of a gravestone in Eye church, #Aignish, #Island of #Lewis. It depicts a knight said to be Roderick, Chief of the Macleods of Lewis who died in 1498 tour-scotland-photographs.blogspot.com/2014/10/old-...

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Containing over 47,000 images sourced from The National Archives (UK), it includes trade ledgers, registers, and indexes that supply detailed statistical data on British trade throughout the globe during the “long eighteenth century”. To learn more, visit the collection page at buff.ly/fuNxB8r.

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Gwynedd Maes-y-Neuadd(‘mansion in the meadow’) is a sturdy manor of solid Welsh granite and slate. It dates back to the 14th century. It is said to be haunted by the ghost of a former children’s nurse maid who is has a very calming presence. #SpookySunday

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