Grid reference SS9070
near to Monknash, The Vale of Glamorgan/Bro Morgannwg, Wales
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Cliff top Path towards Nash Point
by Nigel Homer
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Rock fall
by Alan Hughes
Coastal erosion at Nash Point.
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Southern Rocky Border of Traeth Mawr
by Kev Griffin
The Cwm Nash Cliff can be seen on the left, and the coastal footpath leads up the slope, just out of shot.
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Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
by Adrian Dust
This OS cut mark can be found on the Lookout. It marks a point 37.710m above mean sea level.
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Cwm Nash
The path heads through the woods down to the sea.
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Monknash beach
A very rocky beach. The rock is Lias which means alternating layers of soft shale and harder limestone. The shale gets washed away from the cliff bottoms leading to rockfalls and continual slow erosion.
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Beach near Cwm Nash
by John Lord
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Cliffs and rocks at Traeth Mawr
by Gareth James
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Ruined watermill
by Guy Wareham
The remains of a watermill by the side of Nash Brook. The remains of the stone millrace can be found in the undergrowth above the mill itself.
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Traeth Mawr
by colin
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Limestone and shale cliffs
by Alan Hughes
The limestone and shale cliffs of the Heritage Coast are prone to collapse. Rockfalls such as this are common, making it dangerous to walk too close to the cliff face.
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Ruined Watermill Monknash
This was the location of the waterwheel.
The end of the mill stream is in the greenery at the top of the wall and water still flows down the wall facing the camera after heavy rain.
There is another view of the mill at SS9070 : Ruined Watermill, Monknash
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