The start of a route with public access just east of Laleston
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The start of a route with public access just east of Laleston
Image: © eswales Taken: 25 Apr 2023
An Ordnance Survey map marked ‘other route with public access’ seen at its southern end, a junction with a lane (Ffordd y Gyfraith). No signage for this route is to be seen at the junction. The route is narrow for a good part of its length, with the appearance of a (hard-surfaced) footpath, but broadens towards its northern end, where it looks more like a country track. A local website (laleston.com @ https://www.laleston.com/laleston-stones-trail ) describes the whole route as an ‘ancient cart track’. It is approximately 500 metres long and runs to a spot on Llangewydd Road a few hundred metres west of Bryntirion in Bridgend.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.508946
Longitude
-3.616543