Llanilltern 5th Century Glamorgan, St Non ( St David's) 5th Century, early Christian are in abundance in Wales and are small, because they are so old, St Cynwen ( Mynydd Baiden ) Glamorgan is dated from the early 3rd Century, destroyed by the Normans in the early 12th Century, because of its 7th Century effigy to Brenin Arthyr yr Brenin Meurig. The Church of St Maldwyn ( Malo) at Bryntirion was half the size of that Church, 2nd Century, destroyed by the Forces of King Charles in the Civil War because of its Puritan base. There are dozens more if you are allowed to look.
![England’s OLDEST Non-Ruined Building? [c. 580]](/img/1.gif)
I love finding out about places I live really close to but never knew about!
Nice snippet of history. Great views.
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Llanilltern 5th Century Glamorgan, St Non ( St David's) 5th Century, early Christian are in abundance in Wales and are small, because they are so old, St Cynwen ( Mynydd Baiden ) Glamorgan is dated from the early 3rd Century, destroyed by the Normans in the early 12th Century, because of its 7th Century effigy to Brenin Arthyr yr Brenin Meurig. The Church of St Maldwyn ( Malo) at Bryntirion was half the size of that Church, 2nd Century, destroyed by the Forces of King Charles in the Civil War because of its Puritan base. There are dozens more if you are allowed to look.
Very interesting, thank you. Unfortunately spoiled for me by the irritating, and unnecessary imo, background music.
Sorry to hear that