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| Glynhir Falls The date of this photo is unknown but is probably some time around the first world war. Glynhir is an old mansion and estate about two miles from Ammanford and the falls are on its land, just a hundred yards or so from Glynhir golf club. Glynhir mansion dates from the 17th century but its most famous owners were the DuBuissons, originally French Huguenots (ie Protestants) who fled religious persecution in France to settle in London in 1706. A later DuBuisson bought Glynhir in 1770 and it passed out of the family in 1921. Glynhir mansion is currently a hotel. |
| Glynhir Manson Llandybie now it is a guest house |
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| Pant Yr Odyn is a large country house within half a mile of the town of Llandybie (Ammanford) and is situated on the A483. Pant Yr Odyn provides spacious individual accommodation for 8 young adults with Autistic Spectrum Disorder, learning disabilities and behaviours that challenge services. Six of the residents have ensuite facilities, two share a bathroom.\par Cartref Croeso is a large purpose built house adjacent to Pantyrodyn, a residential home for eight young adults with Learning Disabilities/Autistic Spectrum Disorder/Behaviours that challenge. Cartref Croeso consists of eight large individual flats, each flat consists of a bedroom with ensuite facilities, large spacious lounge and kitchen. Also within the house there is a large lounge, main kitchen, games room and laundry facilities. Before it was the offices for llandybie Lime firms Mouse over photo for Llandybie Lime firms |
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| Overgrown kilns at Pistyll near Llandybie Just off a farm track towards Wern y Pistyll these overgrown lime kilns can be seen. The main arch is a passageway through to a quarry, lined with arched kiln bases. More arches appear on the outside and further red brick stacks have been built, most of which have fallen. Climbing atop the whole structure reveals only forest and no sign of any openings at the top of the kilns. Note that this is a completely different lime works and quarry to the Cilyrychen one at the adjacent square |
