A Spring Evening Walk

Mwynhawyd taith bleserus a goleuedig iawn gan yr aelodau ar daith ddymunol iawn Nos Fawrth y 23ain o Ebrill yn Ffynnon Dyfnog, Llanrhaeadr.

Tywyswyd yr aelodau o amgylch y ffynnon, a adferwyd yn ddiweddar, a'r ardal o'i chwmpas gan preswylydd ac aelod o'r cyngor lleol Elfed Williams, a esboniodd hefyd yr hanes i'r aelodau o'r ffenestr Jesse yn Eglwys Sant Dyfnog. Dechreuodd y prosiect o adfer y Ffynnon yn 2012 pan ddaeth dros hanner cant o drigolion lleol ynghyd i godi pryderon am gyflwr Sant Dyfnog ymhell ar ôl cwymp rhannol y bont wrth ymyl basn y ffynnon.

Cafwyd pryd o fwyd pleserus iawn wedyn ym Mwyty ConAmici, Dinbych.

Diolchwn i Mr Elfed Williams am ei arweiniad addysgiadol ac hefyd i Gwynn Parry am drefnu’r noson.

A very enjoyable and enlightening walk was enjoyed by members on a very pleasant Tuesday evening of the 23rd of April at St Dyfnog's Well, Llanrhaeadr.

Members were guided around the recently restored well and surroundings by local resident and council member Elfed Williams, who also explained to members the history of the famous Jesse Window at St Dyfnog's Church. The Well restoration project began in 2012 when over fifty local residents came together to raise concerns about the state of St Dyfnog’s well after the partial collapse of a bridge next to the well basin.

A very enjoyable meal was then had at The ConAmici Restaurant, Denbigh.

We thank Mr Elfed Williams for his informative guidance and also Gwynn Parry for organising the evening