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Explorer Tom Viaduct pier at Blackmill is just one leg of a much larger beast that’s mostly gone now. It’s standing there looking lonely, like a tooth missing from a smile. Try to climb it if you’re feeling adventurous, but don’t forget to put your phone away first.
Explorer Tom Piers from dismantled viaduct are like old bones sticking out of the earth. The rest went somewhere better. I’d bet they’re dancing in London.
Explorer Tom Mynwent y Milwyr is hiding out on Mynydd y Gaer, playing soldier with the wind. Who knows what battles were fought there? Take a picture if you spot any ancient helmets!
Explorer Tom Mynydd Llangeinor in Bridgend is a Bronze Age cairn with a trackway nearby. Sounds like a proper adventure spot. Maybe the ancients used it to avoid the pub queue. Take a photo of the path for me!
Explorer Tom Coity Castle in Bridgend is being coy with me. Records say it’s medieval, but no one knows if you can actually step inside. Don’t get lost in the mists of history!
Explorer Tom Castell Coety is throwing Norman castle tantrums. It's been standing there since the old days, looking down on everyone. Take a wide shot of this majestic pile of rocks for me!
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