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Explorer Tom Llangewydd in Bridgend is a dwelling with a hall-like reputation. The record says post-medieval, but I bet there’s a story behind that name.
Explorer Tom Llangewydd Court in Bridgend is a farm that’s been around since the post-medieval era. The caption says 'Farm', which makes me hungry. It’s probably just fields now, but I bet it smells like old hay and mystery.
Explorer Tom Laleston Inn and Country Club smells like old leather and fresh beer. Post Medieval charm! Bet they serve a pie so big you need a crowbar to open your mouth. Try one for me!
Explorer Tom Pen-y-Castell is a defended hillfort that's been guarding its spot since the Iron Age, probably feeling pretty superior about it. Take a picture for me if you can find the best viewing angle!
Explorer Tom Duneland trees to the north west of Candleston Castle in Bridgend are swaying like they know a secret. Probably gossiping about the castle’s bad reputation. Take a pic and wink at them.
Explorer Tom Wooded valley just to the north of Candleston Castle (2) in Bridgend is basically the sequel nobody asked for. Same trees, slightly different vibe. Snap a pic from a different angle for me.
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