This picture is a road map which shows Junction 23 on the M4 Motorway. The western side of the motorway comes from Newport and Cardiff, and the eastern side comes from Bristol, London, and Bath. In the upper-left quadrant of the map you will see the words "Pen-Coed Castle", which indicates the castle's location (obviously enough). On the edge of the map, you will see part of the title for the town of Llanmartin (Meaning "Church of St. Martin" from Welsh). This is the location of Llanmartin Church mentioned on the main page, and is also the means by which you should have access to the castle. By using the roads from Llanmartin or Llandevaud, you should have no trouble getting there.
If anyone is able to go there and secure digital photographs, please let me know via e-mail, so that I may add them to the site. Photographs of the interior would be greatly appreciated.
J.M.
