Dingestow: site/remains of former station, 1990. View southward, with probable station house in the trees: ex-GWR Monmouth Troy (to left) - Pontypool Road (to right) line, closed completely 13/6/55.
Dingestow: site/remains of former station, 1990. View southward, with probable station house in the trees: ex-GWR Monmouth Troy (to left) - Pontypool Road (to right) line, closed completely 13/6/55.
Pasture land, Dingestow With evidence of recent occupation by sheep. (It's still clinging to my boots). St. Dingat's Church sits North of the village. The buildings form part of the Bridge Farm holiday complex. Beyond is Mill Wood with its hidden motte. The yellowish trees are willows, close to the River Trothy. Note: Bridge Farm is named as Castle Farm on the map.
Earthworks, Dingestow During its construction in 1182, Dingestow Castle was attacked by the Welsh and is thought to have been abandoned as no stonework has been found. There are two enclosures surrounded by ditches and a stream on the western side. View is looking across the earthworks towards the village.
View from the churchyard across the River Trothy The areas of hardstanding are the riverside caravan pitches. This view will probably be obscured in the holiday season.

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