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St Beuno's and the Clwyd Valley The Main Chapel at St Beunos Snowdonia from St Beuno's The Garden St Beunos Garden in Spring Sunset in Winter

ST BEUNO'S GROUNDS
Map of St Beuno's Grounds Front Garden Blossoms View across the Valley Sheep The Smithy Arms Public Footpath to Offa's Dyke Path I lift up my eyes to the Mountains Two of the local sheep enjoying a well-earned rest. Rock Chapel from Tremeirchion Front Gardens below St Beuno's House See the inside of the house Fronshade Cottages - formerly two family houses, now used by visitors to St Beuno's Front Garden First glimpse of St Beuno's from the A55 Looking up at the house from the road Bench at the end of the woodland Walk in St Beuno's Grounds The woodland walks with bluebells. Looking across the valley Our freindly rabbit Looking up the grounds Rose Garden Looking up the Stairs Benarth Cottages - Known as Cottage 1, 2 and 3 Rhewl Cottage - one of St Beuno's Cottages St Beuno's from Field Gate

 St Beuno's Grounds

From the grounds on a clear day the coastline from Rhyl to the Great Orme at Llandudno is clearly visible. Snowdon peeks out above the hills of the Clwyd valley. Denbigh on a hill dominated by its Castle is usually visible. While, more locally, the square tower of St Asaph Cathedral can be seen.

Locally the farmers specialise in sheep. They keep a few beef and dairy cattle as well as horses and ponies for riding. Keep your eyes open and you may well notice a local flock of alpaca and an ostrich or two.

Wild animals to be seen around Beuno's grounds are badgers, an occasional fox, pheasants, rabbits and squirrels - and we are visited at times by the peacocks from Tremeirchion.

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