Crag features

A collection of boulders and small faces along the ridge of a hillside. Although I've listed it as sandstone it is actually a Pysgotwr Grits Formation - sandstone and conglomerate, interbedded and is formed in two layers where the bottom part is what might be described as normal rock, somewhere between sandstone and gritstone, and the top part is often a pebbledash version of the same thing. See photos for more. Stay high and go down to the boulders as the area beneath and between the boulders and faces is likely to be boggy. At present, the rock is generously covered with lickens and mosses, so take a stiff brush on a long stick. Typically short boulder problems which could be drawn out into a route to the east. The climbing is on open access land.
A small crag visible in the distance at 52.126222, -3.955783 is only about 2m high with an old shelter built on its southern point.