Grid reference SS8586
near to Llangynwyd, Bridgend/Pen-y-Bont ar Ogwr, Wales
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Mountain lane and conifers to the south of Llangynwyd
by eswales
Looking north west along the high lane which passes through the grid square towards the conifer plantations which it meets near the square's northern edge.
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Upland grazing with valley views towards Maesteg
by Andrew Hill
Llangynwyd in the middle distance to the right of the picture.
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Forestry Workings at Craig yr Aber
by John Finch
Felled trees and quarried stone for forestry roads
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Lane junction north of Craig yr Aber
by Colin Pyle
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Gated lane junction north of Mynydd Ty-talwyn
by eswales
View, looking roughly eastwards, of a junction in the north of the grid square where a rather bumpy lane which has run south west from the A 4063 in the Llynfi Valley meets the mountain lane which passes through the square - as well as a gate.
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Ridgeway walk towards Mynydd Baedan
by eswales
Looking south east along a stretch of the lane which passes through the grid square at a spot fairly close to the square's eastern margin. The 20 km Ogwr Ridgeway Walk follows the lane at this point and for over 1 km both to the south... (more)
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Rough lane above the Llynfi valley
by Andrew Hill
Bettws is the village on the far hillside.
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Mystery building at Craig yr Aber
by John Finch
With the clearing of much of the forest due to Sudden Oak Death some new items are coming to light.
This includes this small building made of concrete in the middle of the forestry.
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Ger Craig yr Aber / Near Craig yr Aber
Cerddwyr yn dilyn llwybr coedog ger Craig yr Aber.
Walkers following a wooded path near Craig yr Aber (trans. confluence of the crag).
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Forestry light and shade
by Alan Hughes
The forestry firebreak creates a pattern of light and shade on the pine trees on either side.
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Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
by Adrian Dust
This OS cut mark can be found on the wall NE side of the road. It marks a point 236.738m above mean sea level.
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