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

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	Crossways House - Cowbridge by Mick Lobb
	Traditional Glamorgan Stone Stile by Tony Hodge These stone stiles (and their modern counterparts) are very common on the public rights of way in the Vale of Glamorgan.
	Interior of St Brynach's Church, Llanfrynach (set of 2 images) by John Lord
	Forest Products Ltd by Alan Hughes Timber suppliers off Llantwit Major road.
	Stone Stile, Llanfrynach, Cowbridge by Gerald Jarvis On Glamorgan footpath P3ï¿½32/2 which goes through the churchyard of St Brynach's Church. More views of the church can be seen on Link
	Coffin stile near Cowbridge by Mick Lobb Confusion can arise with the Cornish 'coffen' stile. It may be that the two are different though it is recorded that the Cornish type is so named because of its construction rather than functioning as a place for weary pall... (more)
	Crossways and the lane to St Brynach's Church - Cowbridge by Mick Lobb
	St Brynach's Church near Cowbridge by Tony Hodge This 12th century church (with possibly earlier origins) is the parish church of Penllyn - about a mile to the north. The original village of Llanfrynach which it served was wiped out by the Black Death in the 14th century. The tower was... (more)
	Tower of St Brynach's Church, Llanfrynach by John Lord
	The Cross Inn by Alan Hughes The Cross Inn, near Llanblethian.
	St.Brynach's Church by Alan Hughes Grade 2 listed building, St.Brynach's Church, near Pentre Meyrick. It is believed that the medieval village served by this church was wiped out by the Black Death. It is still the burial ground for the village of Pentre Meyrick.
	The Cross Inn, Crossways - Cowbridge by Mick Lobb