near to Ogmore, The Vale of Glamorgan/Bro Morgannwg, Wales
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Ogmore village sign
by Andrew Hill
A colourful representation of local landmarks.
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Vale Trails direction sign, Ogmore
by Jaggery
The white arrow on the sign alongside the B4524 Ogmore Road points towards this Link side road. The sign text is also in Welsh.
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Ogmore Castle |
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Cottage and cattle crossing on the Ewenny
by Mick Lobb
The 'cattle crossing' is mostly now used by the adjacent trekking centre. Although there is a car park designated on the OS the patch of ground it occupies is very small only holding 12 or so vehicles so best avoided at busy... (more)
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Descending bridleway south east of Ogmore village
by eswales
Having run across open ground for some distance, a bridleway on the Bridgend Circular Walk becomes lined by hedges as it begins a descent from Ogmore Down.
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Stepping Stones, Afon Ewenni |
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Castell Ogwr / Ogmore Castle
Ar lan Afon Ewenni ac yn edrych tuag at weddillion Castell Ogwr.
On the banks of the Ewenny River and looking towards the remains of Ogmore Castle.
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Horse at the stepping stones
by John Finch
By Ogmore Castle
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A view northwards from Southerndown golf course
by eswales
Looking roughly northwards from a spot on a public footpath which crosses several fairways of this golf course on Ogmore Down. Beyond the clubhouse areas of deciduous woodland around Merthyr Mawr are seen. Further away still, parts of... (more)
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Ogmore, Penguin in her Piety
by Mike Faherty
Village pub on B4524. Internally, central corridor with eating and drinking areas left and right; left appears distressed modern, and right older; stone flags, large fireplace, garden. Cask ales on offer at my visit: Gower Gold,... (more)
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Thatched Cottage
by Colin Madge
Thatched cottage near Ogmore on Sea
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Can we cross, Daddy?
by Alan Hughes
A father and his daughter stand at the edge of the stepping stones across the Ewenny River as five swans prepare a guard of honour. The river is tidal here and it looks as if pink wellies won't be enough.
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