Quiz Time (General Knowledge & Out of Area)

[Hugo]

A good try Steve but it's not the Afon Lledr

This river although it starts in the County of Conwy is a tributary of another river that flows out in another county in N Wales

[Hugo]

Last Clue

This tributary river gives its name to the place it passes through and then flows under the A55  before joining on to the main river
That must help a bit?

[Robbie G]

Just a guess Hugo is it the Afon Elwy or Aled ? I do not recognise the church is it Rhuddlan 

[Hugo]

Well done Robbie it is the Afon Elwy           

The river gives its name to Llanelwy  or  St Asaph.
It flows through Llanfair T H  and just north of the A55  joins the main river which is the Clwyd and that eventually flows into the sea in Rhyl

[DVT]

Seems the Mayor thinks a kingfisher is a humming bird !!!

https://www.denbighshirefreepress.co.uk/news/15764066.wildlife-sculptures-on-riverbank-to-grow-in-numbers/

[SteveH]

With a name like Peter Scott, you would expect better   

[Hugo]

Sorry Robbie but I forgot to mention the Church in my last post.

It's the Church of St Mary's in Cefn Meiriadog, a small village about 2 miles from St Asaph and the River Elwy flows near there

The sculpture of the Pheasant was also meant to be a clue because I'm sure that the pub at the bottom of St Asaph hill was once called the pheasant something but is now called The Bridge

[hollins]

I think I have been there!

[Hugo]

You have indeed Hollins and you'll remember the River Elwy from the time you had your Sunday lunch in Llanfair T H       

[Hugo]

You may have seen this on a walk but where is it?

[SteveH]

Is it a burial mound ?

[Hugo]

I'm not sure what it is Steve, it's not a burial mound but may have something to do with water.

There was certainly a lot of it today when we had a walk, but where were we?       

[Hugo]

A couple more photos that may help if anyone has done the walk before

[BrianP]

Cwm Cwmorthin.

[Hugo]

Well done Brian.                    It was Cwm Orthin.