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Photograph of the Romany monument to Ernest Burton with the Severn Valley in the background.

Photograph of the Romany monument to Ernest Burton, almost in silhouette from the East.

Photograph of the Romany monument to Ernest Burton looking towards the North.

Photograph of the Romany monument to Ernest Burton looking through the gate of the surrounding fence.

Photograph of the Romany monument to Ernest Burton looking towards the North with Criggion Quarry and Rodney's Pillar visible in the background.

The three huge granite blocks of the monument are set on a rubble base, with the inscription to Ernest Burton visible on the south-west face of the uppermost block.

Memorial inscription to Uriah Burton, son of Ernest, who died 5th November, 1986.

Photograph of the Romany monument showing the inscription to Ernest Burton, Romany Chell, on the west side.

RCAHMW colour oblique photograph of Moel y Golfa. Taken by Toby Driver on 17/07/2006.

RCAHMW colour oblique aerial photograph of the Romany monument To Ernest and Uriah Burton on Moel y Golfa. Taken on 19 November 2004 by Toby Driver

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