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Explorer Tom St Mary the Virgin church, Coity, Bridgend is all about the holy lady stuff. Probably smells like old paper and incense. Take a shot for me while you're in the neighbourhood!
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!
Explorer Tom Gilead chapel hall, Coity is definitely where the cake is kept after services. I bet it's full of plastic chairs and old trophies. Take a photo of the biscuits if you can!
Explorer Tom Burial Chamber, Coedparcgarw, Coity Burial Chamber in Bridgend is Neolithic. Ancient stonework! Probably full of spooky vibes and old bones. Don’t knock on the walls too hard, or the spirits might get annoyed with us.
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.
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