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Ancient Sundial at St Cadfan’s #Church Tywyn This ancient sundial is thought to be the prayer timepiece for a C10th clas at Tywyn of which St Cadfan's Church was the centre. #StandingStoneSunday #medieval #cymru #wales

The C14th octagonal font at St Cadfan’s Church in Tywyn. #FontsonFriday

St Mary and St Egryn's #Church dates from the C14th although the site has earlier origins. What makes this church even more special? As you step inside you can’t help but gasp at the beauty of one of the best rood screens #Wales #steeplesaturday #cymru #Medieval

The View of Tenby #Castle from the fort on St Catherine’s Island, Tenby #castlesaturday

Penally Cross at St Nicholas and St Teilo Church Dated to the C9th or early C10th this cross was once situated outside near the west entrance to the church but was brought in to prevent erosion of the beautiful ornate carving. #StandingStoneSunday #medieval

Surely deserves a mention on #woodensday St Mary and St Egryn's #Church dates from the C14th although the site has earlier origins. As you step inside you can’t help but gasp at the beauty of one of the best rood screens #Wales #cymru #Medieval

A beautiful #medieval #FontsonFriday found at St Mary and St Egryn's Church, Llanegryn

Wiston Castle, Pembrokeshire   Wiston Castle is one of the best preserved motte and bailey castles in Wales. #castlesaturday #medieval

The chunky limestone font from the late 12th century at St Mary Magdalene Church, Wiston, Pembrokeshire slightly camouflaged but can you spot it? #FontsOnFriday #medieval

Warden Castle, Presteigne This tree covered green hill was once the site of a medieval motte and bailey castle. It was probably built around 1180-1200. #castlesaturday

St Mary the Virgin, Dilwyn There is evidence in the architecture for an earlier church here dating to at least 1150, with the tower being added in 1200 to replace an earlier lower Norman structure. #steeplesaturday #medieval

Knight's Tomb at St Mary the Virgin #Church Dilwyn Suggested as the final resting place of Sir Gilbert Talbot, born about 1332 in Goodrich Castle and died in 1387 in Roales, Spain. #tombtuesday #medieval

St Mary the Virgin, Dilwyn This plain #fontsonfriday was from the earlier #medieval church and is now surrounded by cross slab tomb stones that would have once laid flat. These items were removed during the 1867 restoration and placed there.

The 14th/15th century font in current use at St Mary the Virgin, Dilwyn. #fontsonfriday

St George’s #Church Woolhope An earlier Saxon church on the site was destroyed by fire. Construction of the present church began in 1157. Firstly built as a more simple structure the church was extended in the 14th century. #steeplesaturday #medieval

Restored for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897. The church cross of St George’s Church, Woolhope. #standingcrosssunday #StandingStoneSunday

#Medieval Coffin Lids at St George’s Church, Woolhope #tombtuesday

The 12th century font bowl and 14th century base at St Peter and St Paul Church, Whitney on Wye. #fontsonfriday #medieval

St Peter and St Paul #Church, Whitney on Wye The old church was destroyed in 1720, when the river changed its course. The present church was built in 1740 funded by Mr Wardour, Old Whitney Court (now demolished). #steeplesaturday

Aconbury Wood, Herefordshire Walking through beautiful woods on Aconbury Hill you could be forgiven for not noticing that you are passing through the old Iron Age Aconbury Camp. #hillfortswednesday #ironage