Morfa Glas, Glynneath
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Morfa Glas, Glynneath
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 31 Jul 2011
Viewed from the edge of the B4242. Morfa Glas is both the name of the road, and the area of Glynneath into which it is heading. The Welsh words 'Morfa Glas' literally mean green (or blue) marsh. 'Glas' can mean blue or green, depending on context. It also means grey in some contexts. Confused? I am!
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Image Location
Latitude
51.743132
Longitude
-3.633726