Coed Ariatty — Loredex

attribution: The old people sometimes talk of an extensive forest called Coed Ariatty ' Silver Wood,' stretching from the foreshore of the Mumbles to Kenfig Burrows, and there is a tradition of a longlost bridle p (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume II > Chapter VII: Triumphs of the Water-world)

"The old people sometimes talk of an extensive forest called Coed Ariatty ' Silver Wood,' stretching from the foreshore of the Mumbles to Kenfig Burrows, and there is a tradition of a longlost bridle path used by many generations of Mansels, Mowbrays, and Talbots, from Penrice Castle to Margam Abbey."

The old people sometimes talk of an extensive forest called Coed Ariatty ' Silver Wood,' stretching from the foreshore of the Mumbles to Kenfig Burrows, and there is a tradition of a longlost bridle p (Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx, Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx > Volume II > Chapter VII: Triumphs of the Water-world)

"The old people sometimes talk of an extensive forest called Coed Ariatty ' Silver Wood,' stretching from the foreshore of the Mumbles to Kenfig Burrows, and there is a tradition of a longlost bridle path used by many generations of Mansels, Mowbrays, and Talbots, from Penrice Castle to Margam Abbey."