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near to Llanmaes, The Vale of Glamorgan/Bro Morgannwg, Wales

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	Waiting in the wings! by Mick Lobb The springtime melee of frogs spawning in a garden pond. It appears that a Common Toad is interfering with activity in this case.
	Windmill Lane Playing Fields by Bill Boaden A well-maintained large expanse of grass.
	Llantwit Major Skate park by Debbie J
	Rooftop solar panels, Windmill Lane, Llantwit Major by Jaggery On a roof facing southwest.
	Farmyard and barn on Frampton Lane near Llantwit Major. by Mick Lobb
	Old Windmill, Llantwit Major by Stephen McKay This forlorn old mill is a prominent local landmark.
	Seeing Red by Alan Hughes Red lights take control of traffic outside Llantwit Major. Wouldn't a roundabout serve better?
	Footbridge near Frampton by Guy Butler-Madden The associated footpath leads to Llanmaes Village.
	Bryn Illtud Mill, Llantwit Major by Colin Cheesman This mill was built some time around 1820 with 4 sails and a stage. Its working life was quite short lived as A.T.Evans was the last active miller in 1846. Around 1980 the then owner had ideas of 'restoring' the mill to look how... (more)
	Welcome to Llantwit Major by Jaggery Viewed from the edge of the B4265, looking along Llanmaes Road. Llantwit Major, in the Vale of Glamorgan, is a town with a population of about 13,000. The English form of the town's name appears to be a garbled form of the Welsh name,... (more)
	Female Hoverfly (Sphaerophoria sp.) hovering by Mick Lobb Sphaerophoria are a group of small black and yellow banded hoverflies having yellow faces and scutellum with prominent yellow markings on sides of thorax. Males can only be identified to species level by examining genital characteristics;... (more)
	Windmill Lane Playing Fields Car Park direction, Llantwit Major by Jaggery Text on the brown sign alongside Llanmaes Road is also in Welsh.