DescriptionTafarn y bwlch on the edge of the moorland - geograph.org.uk - 302952.jpg
English: Tafarn y bwlch on the edge of the moorland The name of this cluster of houses means Tavern [at] the pass. The hostelry no longer exists but was once a crucial stop on this long, bleak upland route between Cardigan and Haverfordwest. The road, now the B4329, was used in mediaeval times and subsequently turnpiked. This point still marks the boundary between fields and unenclosed moorland, an area where travellers would have been exposed to wild weather and wilder brigands before the invention of cars.
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