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

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	Boat on the River Ely, Cardiff by Gareth James
	Penarth Leisure Centre by Martyn Harries A view of the front entrance, this leisure centre is situated close to Cogan railway station.
	Penarth : Marconi Avenue by Lewis Clarke Looking along a small road heading through Penarth.
	Bridge over the River Ely by Robin Drayton This bridge carries the A4055 dual carriageway across the River Ely.
	Corner of Windsor Road and Pill Street, Cogan, Penarth by Jaggery A long row of houses on Windsor Road stretch from the turning into Pill Street.
	Penarth Motor Company by Eirian Evans Used car dealer on Windsor Road.
	Cogan Station, Penarth by Tony Hodge This line until last June (05) used to terminate at Barry. Now the passenger service carries on to Bridgend.
	Ordnance Survey Cut Mark by Adrian Dust This OS cut mark can be found on the SW parapet of the railway bridge. It marks a point 19.992m above mean sea level.
	A4055 Road Bridge by Alan Hughes A4055 Road Bridge crossing the River Ely at the entrance to Cardiff Bay.
	The Newport ADJ to Barry freight nr Cogan by roger geach The mid morning freight service from Newport ADJ yard to Barry is seen near Cogan station powered by 2x37 locos 37897 and 37800.
	Old pier on the river near Penarth by pennie winkler
	Class 57 at Cogan by Gareth James Class 57 locomotive No. 57316 works the empty stock of the Northern Belle from Barry back to Carnforth and is seen passing Cogan station. The train had run a number of railtours around South Wales and the South West in the previous days.