Entering Boverton from the west
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Entering Boverton from the west
Image: © Mick Lobb Taken: 26 Feb 2011
Development of the nearby airfield, now in the penultimate stages of its long and useful life as a military base, promoted expansion of the village and nearby Llantwit Major to the extent that their borders seem no longer to exist. Such is the case now when more and more people seek land to live on with the result that there will no longer be enough available to meet their basic need for agricultural use. To the right of the village sign a speed warning device that has replaced the speed trap camera that was a short lived attempt to slow traffic - prosaically beside the local cemetery.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.406718
Longitude
-3.472174