Wat's Dyke Way
'Although there is no certainty as to who Wat was, with some believing he was a king of Mercia and others saying that he did not exist at all, and with the name Wat being a personal name during the Anglo-Saxon period, and even that the word could also mean wet or rough, the only certainty is that the dyke exists ...'
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Distance (miles)
61
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Llanymynech
Overview
'Runs through pastoral countryside close to the Welsh border between Llanymynech in Powys and Holywell in Flintshire.'
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Wat's Dyke Way Association
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