The Wales Coast Path between Kenfig Nature Reserve and Margam Moors
Introduction
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The Wales Coast Path between Kenfig Nature Reserve and Margam Moors
Image: © eswales Taken: 30 Apr 2015
On a stretch of the Wales Coast Path between the footbridge over the River Kenfig and the southern end of Margam Moors. The area through which this stretch passes can be described as duneland, and the path is often of soft sand. Walking on such a surface can be energy sapping though some of the worst bits here can be skirted. In the image, the path is seen heading towards an area of woodland. Once this is reached, the path becomes less sandy and the walking easier (unless, that is, the path is affected by flooding at Margam Moors – as some notices further south warn it can be following severe weather).
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Image Location
Latitude
51.537269
Longitude
-3.748329