Cwm Cefnydfa

Valley in Glamorgan

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Cwm Cefnydfa

Shwt Cottages In the village of Shwt at the western edge of this square — Shwt Cottages Credit: Chris Shaw

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Cwm Cefnydfa Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.564278/-3.6189519 or Grid Reference SS8786. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Shwt Cottages

In the village of Shwt at the western edge of this square

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The A 4063 at Coytrahen

Northward view along the A 4063 road as it passes through the village of Coytrahen.

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Lane and field by Mynydd Baedan

Southward view of a stretch of the high lane which runs through the grid square. Also seen is part of a large field which seems to cover much of the west-facing slope of Mynydd Baedan.

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Road bridge at Coytrahen

Road bridge at the point where the minor road which runs eastwards from Coytrahen crosses the Llynfi River.

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Steep road in Coytrahen

Eastward view of the road in Coytrahen which is marked with a 1 in 7 to 1 in 5 gradient symbol on Ordnance Survey maps.

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High lane to the north of Ffordd-y-Gyfraith

Looking roughly northwards along a stretch of the lane which passes through the grid square. This lane continues to run at altitude over hills through several grid squares to the north and north west of here.

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Cwm Nant-gwyn

Wooded valley in the eastern half of the grid square as seen from a point adjacent to the junction of lane and footpath in the south of the square.

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Mynydd Ty-talwyn

View from a roadside position near the centre of the grid square of the east and south facing slopes of Mynydd Ty-talwyn.

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High fields and woodland to the west of Coytrahen

Looking roughly eastwards over fields and patches of woodland on Mynydd Baedan from a footpath location in the western half of the grid square. The photograph covers much of the land in the middle and the north-eastern quarter of the square. The barn visible to the right lies close to the square's centre whereas scrutiny of Ordnance Survey's 1:25,000 map reveals that the eastern margin of the square passes through the rather isolated hillside line of trees towards the left of the picture. This line of trees also lies just a little to the south of the square's northern edge.

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Lane/ridgeway walk by Mynydd Ty-talwyn

Looking north-northwest along the lane which passes through the south and west of the grid square. For the course of its passage through the square, and three others to the west and north west, this lane doubles as a stretch of the Ogwr Ridgeway Walk.

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Ascending lane to the north of Ffordd-y-Gyfraith

View, looking north-northwest from a point in the south of the grid square, of a lane nearing the end of a climb begun in the hamlet Ffordd-y-Gyfraith to the south.

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Field and conifer plantation to the west of Coytrahen

Photograph taken from a similar spot to SS8785 : High fields and woodland to the west of Coytrahen though offering a more southerly view and showing a conifer plantation (mostly) not included in that other picture.

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Ridgeway walk towards Mynydd Baedan

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 east and the north west of here; and in the distance can be seen Mynydd Baedan over whose slopes this walk continues by footpath once the lane is left to the south east.

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Woodland edge to the west of Coytrahen

Looking roughly eastwards from a footpath towards an edge of the westernmost part of an area of woodland which occupies a good deal of the south of the grid square.

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Hillside track above Cwm Nant-gwyn

Looking north-northeast along a farm track (beginning to the left of the fence in the foreground) from a position close to its junction with a lane in the south of the grid square. The track follows a course marked by a line of black dashes on Ordnance Survey's 1:50,000 map.

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Footpath/track by Mynydd Baedan

Looking along an initial stage of a track, also a public footpath, running up Mynydd Baedan at the point of its junction with the lane which passes through the grid square.

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Footpath to the west of Coytrahen

Looking along the public footpath which runs down from Mynydd Baedan into Coytrahen at a point where it runs along the edge of an area of woodland in the southern half of the grid square. The path may appear rather faint in the photograph although on the ground it seems well defined, with there being little chance of losing one's way.

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