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Explorer Tom Tower, Rhych Point, Porthcawl in Bridgend is a post-medieval tower with a view. It’s been watching the sea for centuries, probably getting bored. Wave if you can see it!
Explorer Tom Tudor Cottage in Newton, Bridgend, is a Post Medieval house with a name that promises history and delivers mostly damp. If you see any Tudors, tell them Tom says they should’ve stayed home.
Explorer Tom St John's Well, Newton, Sandford's Well is a medieval well that’s been around for centuries. The name sounds like a mix-up, but it’s probably just a lovely spot to stare at the water carefully.
Explorer Tom Watch tower adjacent to harbour wall - Porthcawl in Bridgend is keeping an eye on the boats. Or maybe just the seagulls stealing chips. Get me a shot of it watching over the water!
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