near to Coity, Bridgend/Pen-y-Bont ar Ogwr, Wales
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in grid square SS9280
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Church in Wales School Brackla
by kenneth rees
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Tremains Infants School |
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Church Acre at Lark Rise, Brackla
by Colin Pyle
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Brackla Woodlands
by Alan Hughes
Woodlands on the edge of the Brackla housing estate.
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Llwybr ger Lais / Path near Lais
Llwybr cyhoeddus ger anhedd-dy o'r enw Lais (Glais?). Mae'r llun ond yn crafu i mewn i'r sgwar grid.
A public footpath near a property know as Lais (Glais? i.e. river?). The photo just manages to scrape into the grid square.
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STOP sign at the end of the exit road from the Coychurch Crematorium site
by Jaggery
At the Simonston Road junction. The white arrows on the road surface show that this is an exit-only road. The site entrance road is 200 metres to the south (left).
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Coychurch Crematorium exit road
by Jaggery
Into Simonston Road - exit only. The arrow on the board on the left points towards the crematorium entrance road 240 yards (220 metres) away.
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Black board near the exit road from Coychurch Crematorium
by Jaggery
Facing Simonston Road on the left here. Link
The text is in English and Welsh.
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Simonston Road towards Coity
by Jaggery
Looking to the NNW from near the exit road from Coychurch Crematorium.
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Fallen leaves on the Simonston Road pavement, Bridgend
by Jaggery
Viewed on November 23rd 2020.
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Boulder across a footpath near Coychurch Crematorium
by Jaggery
On the west side of Simonston Road viewed in November 2020.
The crematorium site is behind the camera.
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No Fly Tipping notice alongside a path near Coychurch Crematorium
by Jaggery
The English and Welsh text on the notice in the background here Link is faded in November 2020.
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Fox Hollows houses behind trees, Brackla, Bridgend
by Jaggery
Viewed from Simonston Road.
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Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
by Adrian Dust
This OS cut mark can be found on the wall at the rear of No1 Rhiw Las. It marks a point 78.003m above mean sea level.
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