near to Whitchurch, Cardiff/Caerdydd, Wales
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Hailey Park, Llandaff North
by john bristow
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Taff Trail in the south of Whitchurch
by David Smith
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Radyr Loop Line bridge
by Gareth James
The bridge across the Taff that used to carry the Radyr Loop Line, allowing southbound trains departing Radyr Yard direct access to the Taff Vale Line through Llandaff, has recently been reopened as a footbridge.
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Damaged footpath
by Alan Hughes
Storm Dennis caused severe flooding and damage such as this, to a footpath alongside the Taff at Radyr. The railway bridge caused water to back up which contributed to the scouring of the path. See also ST1479 : Bridge over the Taff
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Melingriffith water pump
by Chris Allen
Another view. I've scanned it, so I'm going to submit it.
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Track past the edge of West Road, Llandaff North, Cardiff
by Jaggery
Heading south past the western end of the westernmost house in West Road.
The trees are at the edge of Hailey Park.
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Tunnel under Cardiff City railway line
by John Light
This small tunnel leads towards the public footpath running behind Danescourt.
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Black Bridge, Ty Mawr Road, Llandaff
The Glamorganshire Canal passed under the central arch where the lowered road is today.
During the life of the canal the Ty Mawr Road passed under the blocked off right hand arch.
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Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
by Adrian Dust
This OS cut mark can be found on No74 Station Road. It marks a point 21.306m above mean sea level.
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Melingriffith water pump (melingruffydd)
by nantcoly
This scheduled monument is a water wheel driven water pump whose purpose was to use the waste stream from the former melingriffith steel works to pump water back into the glamorgan canal.
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Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
by Adrian Dust
This OS cut mark can be found on No29 Alfreda Road. It marks a point 33.037m above mean sea level.
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Hailey Park playing fields
by John Light
In the distance are the Hailey Park changing rooms. The long ridge of Garth Hill can be seen behind them.
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