near to Pwll-y-Glaw, Neath Port Talbot/Castell-Nedd Port Talbot, Wales
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Llwybr beicio Cwm Afan / Afan Valley cycle path
Cerddwyr yn dilyn llwybr beicio Cwm Afan.
Walkers following the Afan Valley cycle path.
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Stone end of a river footbridge, Cwmavon
by Jaggery
The footbridge crosses the Afon Afan in the NE of Cwmavon.
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Alan Valley Road
by Colin Pyle
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Pontrhydyfen Rugby Ground |
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Pen y Banc, Cwmafan
by Alan Hughes
Pen y Banc, a residential street on the outskirts of Cwmafan.
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Ordnance Survey Rivet
by Adrian Dust
This OS rivet can be found at the step of No60 The Craig. It marks a point 86.030m above mean sea level.
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Bethel Chapel, also known as The Vestry
by Alan Hughes
The chapel became a private property in 2013. After carrying out renovations the main chapel hall was opened as a café.
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Tarren Terrace Cwmavon
by Jaggery
Tarren Terrace is a 45 metre long row of houses alongside the B4286.
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Llwybr yn gadael yr heol / Path exiting the road
Ar y chwith mae llwybr troed cyhoeddus yn gadael yr heol.
On the left a public footpath exits the road.
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Llwybr rhwng dau gae / Path between two fields
Llwybr troed cyhoeddus rhwng dau gae yn mynd i lawr y waered.
A public footpath between two fields descends the slope.
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Pwll y Glaw
by Alan Hughes
The street name, Pwll y Glaw, takes its name from a stretch of the Afan river nearby. The name means 'Pool of Rain'.
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Weir and footbridge across the Afon Afan, Cwmavon
by Jaggery
The river is 25 metres wide here, in the NE of Cwmavon.
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