These three rural chapels lie hidden and forgotten in the Welsh countryside in adjacent villages, just three miles apart from each other outside of Snowdonia national park. They will have each been built around the same era, but have aged each in their own unique way, much like the hundreds more scattered across rural Wales now left crumbling at the road side having not held a congregation for many decades, perhaps even the best part of a century. Despite being disused, they have become a permanent fixture of the surrounding landscape through generations, and still stand like so many across this country as a constant reminder of simpler times.