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The leaves are hanging on later than usual,
thanks to a mild and wet October.
This seen on the edge of Hensol Forest.
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On one of the minor roads to the coast; near
Llantwit Major. |
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Autumn Sunlight in Hensol
forest
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But then, there was a lot of
rain, too. Paddling, of the bovine kind |
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And this is what happened lower down where
the water has burst out into Watery Lane. An appropriate name, n'est
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Michael here is attempting the near impossible of
cycling through several inches of flooded road (that Watery lane again)
and taking an interesting photo at the same time. Clearly I failed in
one of these. |
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field throughout the year, but his autumn has really excelled itself. The
sheep don't seem to mind. |
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Exactly the same field but a
few days later after the first snowfall |
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Ponies near Witches Hill |
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Four horses. I get a lot of hits on this
particular page with 'horses' as the search word. I must put some more
horsey pics up! |
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Just a sad old signpost
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even sadder bend sign. This on
Witches Hill and the sharpest steepest bend you could wish to avoid.
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St. Hilary, with its thatched
pub on a cold winters day
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and here is the 'Bush' on a bright autumn
day. |
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Draught cider to be had here as well as good
pub grub. No, I'm not on commission. |
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Plas Llanmihangel, a wonderful
building in a truly mediaeval hamlet. Just the Plas, the church and the
farm. Just a couple of miles from Cowbridge it also does banquets in its
wonderful mediaeval dining room. Phone Sue on 01446
774610 will take your booking. She also does a rather classy bed and
breakfast.
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A few days later, and from a
higher viewpoint, this picture was taken in the dying sun of the shortest
day of the year.
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The Plas seen alongside the 'Great Barn'
recently converted for a very individual dwelling. |
| Here is a photomontage of the Great Barn and
its outbuildings. |
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Near Atlantic College, the
Severn and view towards Somerset
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Same place, another year: January 2003 |
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