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

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	First glimpse of Porthkerry Viaduct by Jaggery This was my first visit to Porthkerry Country Park. I'd noticed a viaduct shown on the map I was using, but it didn't prepare me for the magnificent sight of the Porthkerry Viaduct. Built between 1894 and 1897, it is nearly 800... (more)
	Porthkerry Viaduct by Gareth James Golfers play undisturbed by a steel train heading east over Porthkerry Viaduct.
	Ghost train? by Alan Hughes The railway arches take on an almost spectral quality, looming through the branches.
	Glebe (Church) Farm, Porthkerry by M J Roscoe The farmhouse appeared not in use, and there was no sign of life in the farm yard and outbuildings.
	Lych gate, St Curig's, Rhoose by John Lord
	Aircraft Over The Bulwarks by Kev Griffin BMI Baby jet going into land at Cardiff International Airport. Picture taken as he flies over the Western edge of The Bulwarks, one of a series of Iron Age fortification sites along the coast which existed 400 years before the Romans... (more)
	Church of St Curig and Church Cross, Porthkerry by Colin Cheesman The church has its origins in the second half of the C13 and much of the walling is still medieval, although restored. The tower was added in the late C15 or early C16, as was the porch, although this was much rebuilt in 1867. There was a... (more)
	The pitch and putt golf course at Porthkerry by Roy Parkhouse Porthkerry viaduct in the background
	Porthkerry Viaduct by Eirian Evans Porthkerry viaduct was built during the construction of the Vale of Glamorgan Railway in the 1890s. Remaining one of the notable industrial monuments of the area, it was constructed of stone with thirteen 50 feet and three 45 feet arches,... (more)
	The Bulwarks and Rhoose Point by Christopher R Ware From Cold Knap beach, Barry.
	Public footpath to the left - Porthkerry by Mick Lobb
	Porthkerry viaduct by Gareth James