Summer House Hill, Talygopa
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Summer House Hill, Talygopa
Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 23 Apr 2013
Gatiau moch ar fryn o'r enw Summer House Hill. Ar hen fapiau ei enw yw 'Cae Cobyn Hill'. Yn y pellter gellir gweld Cors Crumlin. Miloedd o flynyddoedd yn ol llifai Afon Nedd drwy'r safle cyn newid ei chwrs a dilyn ei hynt presennol. Kissing gates on a hill known as Summer House Hill, Talygopa. On old maps its name is 'Cae Cobyn Hill'. In the distance one can see Crymlyn Bog. Thousands of years ago the River Neath flowed along here before changing its course and following its present route.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.653888
Longitude
-3.882779