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near to Pont Llanio, Ceredigion/Sir Ceredigion, Wales

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	Disused Creamery by Dan Gregory The derelict creamery in the north-west of this square was built by the Pumpsaint and District Agricultural Co-operative Society in the 1930s and seems to have operated until the 1970s or possibly early '80s.
	Farmland track by Philip Halling Farmland track and access to a disused pit.
	Llwybr ger Ochr Garth / Path near Ochr Garth by Alan Richards Cerddwyr yn dilyn llwybr cyhoeddus a heol mynediad ger Ffarm Ochr Garth. Walkers following a public footpath and access road near Ochr Garth Farm (side [of the] ridge).
	The Afon Teifi from Pont Llanio by John Baker The house called Maes-y-derry overlooks the river.
	Afon Teifi from Pont Llanio by Stuart Logan Looking downstream as the river flows towards Cardigan.
	Pastures north of Llanddewi-Brefi, Ceredigion by Roger D Kidd Behind the farm at Prysg is the steep stony edge of Craig y Foelallt, and behind that Cwm Brefi reaches deep into the Elenydd moorlands, with a mountain (drovers) road leading eventually to Soar-y-Mynydd.
	The Teifi below Pont Llanio by Nigel Brown Swollen by recent rain.
	Sheep pasture near Llanddewi-Brefi, Ceredigion by Roger D Kidd Looking towards Llanddewi-Brefi, Cwm Brefi and the Elenydd moorland hills. The farm at the foot of the hill is at Prysg.
	Silage bales by Philip Halling Silage bales in a field near Pont Llanio.
	Llwybr ger Ochr Garth / Path near Ochr Garth by Alan Richards Cerddwyr yn dilyn llwybr cyhoeddus ger Ffarm Ochr Garth. Walkers following a public footpath near Ochr Garth Farm (trans. side [of the] ridge).
	Derelict buildings by John Baker These are at the entrance to Llanio railway station, which is disused and derelict.
	The Afon Teifi from Pont Llanio, Ceredigion by Roger D Kidd A lot of rain has fallen in recent weeks.