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Gorsedd Circle, Y Fenni (Abergavenny)

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Photograph showing view of standing stone at Gorsedd Circle stone at Abergavenny. One of twin stones installed in 2009 to commemorate Lady and Lord Lanover and their work to promote Welsh language and customs, featuring artwork by Jane Turner and Ned Heywood. This stone shows Benjamin Hall (Lord Lanover), and representative images, including Big Ben, named after him.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of standing stone at Gorsedd Circle stone at Abergavenny. One of twin stones installed in 2009 to commemorate Lady and Lord Lanover and their work to promote Welsh language and customs, featuring artwork by Jane Turner and Ned Heywood. This stone shows Lady Llanover and representations of her as “Gwenynen Gwent” (the bee of Gwent) and of her promotion of the Welsh National costume.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

Photograph showing view of Gorsedd Circle at Abergavenny.

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