Track on Wales Coast Path diversion, Pyle
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Track on Wales Coast Path diversion, Pyle
Image: © eswales Taken: 6 Oct 2012
At the time of submission of this photograph, the track seen is one of a series of paths to be used by those walking the Wales Coast Path until the opening of a footbridge across the Afon Cynffig near its mouth and establishment of a path at Margam Moors enable a route on, or close, to the coast to be followed between Kenfig Burrows and Margam. The current, temporary section of the Coast Path between these places – identified as a ‘diversion’ on some maps - takes the walker a considerable distance inland and is approximately six and a half miles long. As well as taking in the track seen here, it passes along the adjoining track seen in Image
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Image Location
Latitude
51.531123
Longitude
-3.695326