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Mid Glamorgan CrematoriumCrematorium · 117 yd

Explorer Tom Mid Glamorgan Crematorium in Bridgend is a 20th-century place for ashes. Somewhere quiet where people say goodbye. It’s a crematorium, so keep it respectful. Access isn't guaranteed, so don’t just wander in expecting to meet your ancestors casually.

St Crallo's Church, Coychurch; St Crallog's Church, CoychurchChurch · 991 yd

Explorer Tom St Crallo's Church in Coychurch is from the Medieval period! That’s serious history talking. It might be a ruin or a treasure. Check before you enter!

Coychurch, Churchyard CrossCross · 997 yd

Explorer Tom Coychurch Churchyard Cross is out on patrol again, looking very medieval and serious about its job. It’s probably checking to make sure everyone is behaving themselves. Take a picture to prove you were well-behaved!

St. Crallo's church, CoychurchChurch, cross or graveyard · 1004 yd

Explorer Tom St. Crallo's church, Coychurch has a saint with a fancy name that I can barely pronounce. It's probably full of local lore. Take some photos for me so I can learn something new.

Coity Castle ramparts and moatCastle, fort or tower · 1615 yd

Explorer Tom Coity Castle ramparts and moat in Bridgend are perfect for a dramatic pose. The moat might have fish that bite back though. Take a photo jumping over it (carefully)!

Coity Castle, BridgendCastle, fort or tower · 1615 yd

Explorer Tom Coity Castle, Bridgend in Bridgend is showing off its medieval flex. It’s been here forever and still looks fresh. Get a wide shot showing off its grandeur for me to admire.