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near to Lower Penarth, The Vale of Glamorgan/Bro Morgannwg, Wales

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	West Lake, Cosmeston by Colin Smith Former limestone quarry workings from 1890s to 1960s, now flooded and part of Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Link
	Female Common Blue butterfly, Cosmeston Lakes Country Park by Robin Drayton In the south of England and Wales the Common Blue has two broods, the first being in flight during May and June. This August flying butterfly is second generation for the year.
	Cosmeston wetlands by Alan Hughes
	Mineral railway tipper wagon: Cosmeston Lakes Country Park by Dylan Moore This V-shaped type was used for moving materials such as limestone. It has a 24-inch gauge. The wagons used in the Penarth limestone quarries were flat-based, drop-sided tipper wagons of 30-inch gauge.
	Cosmeston Lakes - west lake by Mick Lobb Black-headed Gulls preening on wooden piles.
	30mph speed limit on the southern approach to Cosmeston by Jaggery The 40mph speed limit on the B4267 from Sully reduces to 30mph at the approach to the residential part of Cosmeston.
	Cosmeston Lake by Andrew Spenceley The lakes in Cosmeston Lakes Country Park are man made from disused quarry workings and now are an important bird sanctuary and recreational area.
	One of the many paths around Cosmeston Lake by Nick Smith
	Cosmeston Lake by Kim Upton
	Lesser Black-backed Gull - Cosmeston Lakes (set of 3 images) by Mick Lobb
	Wildfowl at Cosmeston Lakes by Gareth James
	Cosmeston Lakes Country Park by Colin Smith Walker in a landscape of mixed grass- and woodland surrounding flooded former quarry workings.