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Explorer Tom Ogmore Vale in Bridgend has a 19th-century coke oven that smells like burnt coal and history. There's a red car parked…
Explorer Tom Wesleyan Methodist Chapel on Tynewydd Row in Ogmore Vale is probably just an old building now. It's a Post Medieval…
Explorer Tom Tynewydd in Bridgend is now a Funeral Service, which changes the vibe from Post Medieval house to modern goodbye. Be…
Explorer Tom Chapel conversion beside community route at Ogmore Vale has been repurposed, which is always interesting. It's right by…
Explorer Tom Bethlehem Baptist Chapel in Ogmore Vale is a Grade II listed beauty. A former chapel with Post Medieval history, so…
Explorer Tom Fronwen in Bridgend is a 'Level', which sounds like a video game stage. Post-medieval and 19th century mining history.…
Explorer Tom Holy Family Church in Ogmore Vale is on River Street, looking very Post Medieval and settled. It’s seen the river rise…
Explorer Tom St David's Church in Wyndham is a 19th Century structure with a south side that looks like it’s been sunbathing for…
Explorer Tom Wyndham is a settlement spanning centuries. From the nineteenth to the twenty-first century. That's a long time to…
Explorer Tom Wyndham Arms is a pub from the 19th Century and earlier that probably serves the best ale in Bridgend. I bet the…
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