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Crugybar

Just to the northeast of the village, and nestling in the beautiful foothills of the Cambrian Mountains, lies Felin Newydd, a 200-year-old working watermill believed to have been constructed on the site of a grist mill used by Roman soldiers working on the nearby gold mines. Restored in the 1980s, when fascinating graffiti on the mill walls linked the building with 19th-century Welsh colonists of South America, the mill is now capable of grinding flour once more.

The land around the mill is quiet, unspoiled and ideal for discovering all manner of wild plant and animal life. Lucky visitors have been known to see red kite circling overhead although there are also more friendly ducks and chickens to amuse young children. A renovated byre has been converted into a cosy tearoom that also has an interesting selection of local crafts for sale.