A Goml's maze
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The photograph on this page of A Goml's maze by Rudi Winter as part of the Geograph project.
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A Goml's maze
Image: © Rudi Winter Taken: 6 Aug 2005
This harmless looking field near Upper Ochrwyth is the start of a maze put up by the owners of the rather posh houses on this (the south) side of the Ebbw river to divert walkers. None of the rights of way in the NE of the square is actually usable! Risca, pictured in the background, is rather less wealthy. This square is mostly farmland, with the high ground towards Mynydd Machen (Image) in NW used as open grazing. The A467 Ebbw Vale to Newport cuts through the NE corner of the square.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.600066
Longitude
-3.101571