Rodney's Pillar was erected on the summit of the Breidden Hill in 1781-82 by local gentlemen to recognise the naval victories of Admiral Sir George Brydges Rodney. The structure is some 54 feet ( 6 m ) high.
Just visible is the top of the white triangulation pillar set at a height of 365 m.
View from the south-east.
... In 2023 it was found that the structure was so unstable that it would need to be dismantled and rebuilt.
Just visible is the top of the white triangulation pillar set at a height of 365 m.
View from the south-east.
... In 2023 it was found that the structure was so unstable that it would need to be dismantled and rebuilt.
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Rodney's Pillar, The Breidden, Montgomeryshire
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24 September 2018
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