00d__1_.JPG	Afon Peris.
00d__2_.JPG	The church from the coast
00d__3_.JPG	Whitewashed cottages
00d__4_.JPG	A large house on one of the back roads, dated 1876.
00d__5_.JPG	Cottages.
00d__6_.JPG	The River Peris
0ffraed.JPG	St Ffraed's church, which dates almost entirely from the 1840s, with the exception of the Medieval tower. 
0ffraed__2_.JPG.jpg	The tower
0ffraed__3_.JPG.jpg	The main door
0ffraed__4_.JPG.jpg	A millstone and a water stoup taken from the ruins of a nearby chapel of ease dedicated to St. Non.
ffraed__5_.JPG	The bellringing chamber which leads onto the gallery
ffraed__6_.JPG	Tower window
ffraed__7_.JPG	Tower window (detail)
ffraed__8_.JPG	The nave and sanctuary seen from the gallery
ffraed__10_.JPG	The gallery and enclosed pews.
000d0.JPG	Looking east from the edge of the village
0ffraed__9_.JPG.jpg	The simple 1840s nave and chancel, separated only by a step.
PIC_0163.JPG	evening sun over the bay
ffraed__11_.JPG	The clock on the gallery.
PIC_0166.JPG	Cliffs, composed of glacial deposits
PIC_0169.JPG	The mouth of the River Peris
PIC_0174.JPG	Evening sky over a 'slang' or villager's meadow
ffraed__12_.JPG	The pulpit
PIC_0176.JPG	A chalet by the shore
PIC_0179.JPG	Looking back along the track to the village.
ffraed__13_.JPG	A window depicting St Non, Mother of St. David, who according to legend was born in nearby Llannon, and St. Ffraed, secondary patron saint of Ireland, and of dairy work. 
ffraed__14_.JPG	The sanctuary.
ffraed__15_.JPG	The east window, commissioned in 1975 and depicting the risen Christ.
ffraed__16_.JPG	The war memorials
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