3 km from Pyle, Bridgend/Pen-y-Bont ar Ogwr, Wales
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Entrance to the car park, Margam Country Park |
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Twyn-yr-Hydd House
House and Garden Centre in the south-east of Margam Country Park
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A48 south of Old Park Road
by Colin Pyle
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Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
by Adrian Dust
This OS cut mark can be found on the East Lodge. It marks a point 52.325m above mean sea level.
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Lane on National Cycle Route 4 by Margam Country Park
by eswales
The lane runs for about a kilometre along the eastern boundary of Margam Country Park. An off-road stage of National Cycle Route 4 through the Country Park begins at the lane’s northern end.
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Fallow Deer Buck - Margam Deer Park (set of 2 images)
by Mick Lobb
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Red deer in Margam Park
by Gareth James
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Mynediad mawreddog Parc Margam / Grand entrance to Margam Park
Mynediad mawreddog dwyreiniol i blasdy Gastell Margam. Mae'r tirwedd heddiw yn agored i'r cyhoedd.
Grand eastern entrance to Margam Castle mansion. The grounds today are accessible to the public.
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Lane to the east of Margam Country Park approaching Craig Goch
by eswales
Looking along the lane which passes through the grid square as it approaches the western end of the wooded hillside Craig Goch.
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East Lodge, Margam Park
by Alan Hughes
East Lodge at the side entrance to Margam Park.
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Lane on National Cycle Route 4 at the eastern boundary of Margam Country Park
by eswales
The country park lies just to the left of the lane, whereas, at this point, Red Rock Wild Campsite lies to its right (east). The wooded hillside Craig Gôch is seen in the distance.
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Père David's Deer - Margam Deer Park
by Mick Lobb
The species first became known to western science when it was recorded by Father Arman David (Père David) in 1865. He was a French missionary working in China where the only surviving herd was owned by the Chinese emperor and held in the... (more)
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