3 km from Mawdlam, Bridgend/Pen-y-Bont ar Ogwr, Wales
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Afon Cynffig
Cerddwyr yn cael seibiant ar ochr ogleddol Traeth Cynffig. Gerllaw llifa Afon Cynffig i'r môr.
Walkers having a brake at the northern end of Kenfig Sands. The nearby Cynffig river flows into the sea.
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Stepping stones across the Afon Cynffig
by Gareth James
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Active erosion of sand dune on Kenfig Sands
by Mick Lobb
As the Afon Cynnfig reaches the sands and dune fringe it changes direction toward the sea and creates the eddy that is cutting away at its base.
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Tideline at Kenfig Sands
by Alan Hughes
Sand and pebbles mark the tideline at Kenfig Sands.
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Reeds by the Afon Cynffig
by eswales
Looking upstream from a spot very near the mouth of the river. The recently erected footbridge carrying the Wales Coast Path over the river can be seen in the middle distance. The river here forms the northern boundary of Kenfig National... (more)
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Misty sands around the Afon Cynffig
by eswales
The Afon Cynffig (River Kenfig) seems but a stream here very near to its end in The Bristol Channel. Yet it is of some geographical significance, marking a border between County Boroughs (Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot) as well as a... (more)
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Path to the beach near the mouth of the Kenfig River
by Eirian Evans
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Margam Burrows and an abandoned tower
by Gareth James
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The Afon Cynffig meandering across Margam Sands
by Mick Lobb
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The leaning tower of Margam Burrows
by Gareth James
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Pebbles and driftwood on Margam Sands
by Mick Lobb
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The Afon Cynffig on Kenfig Sands
by Gareth James
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