Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Llech y Drybedd

Llech y Drybedd is a finely balanced tripod dolmen consisting of three pillar-like supporting stones that support the heavy triangular capstone, which is around three metres long, 2.5 metres wide at its widest point and almost a metre thick. A fallen stone lies on one side of the chamber. If there was a cairn above the chamber, there is no trace of it.

Llech y Drybedd is a finely balanced tripod dolmen consisting of three pillar-like supporting stones that support the heavy triangular capstone, which is around three metres long, 2.5 metres wide at its widest point and almost a metre thick. A fallen stone lies on one side of the chamber. If there was a cairn above the chamber, there is no trace of it.