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Lay-by at Pyle
llwybr ar ochr yr A48
Y Pîl
footbridge spanning the Swansea to Paddington Line
croesi Afon Fach
Pyle RFC
Heol y Felin / Mill Road
Croes Siencyn, a C10-12 incised stone located in a property
Croes Siencyn, garreg a chroes endoreig sy'n dyddio o'r 10-12g wedi ei lleoli o fewn anhedd-dy.
tuag at Afon Cynffig
path alongside Afon Cynffig
a weir which was constructed to supply water to Llanmihangel Mill.
steps descending to Ffynnon Gollwyn Well
Ffynnon Collwyn, cyrchfan i bererinion gynt a chwiliai am wellhad
Ffynnon Collwyn, a healing well that attracted pilgrims from far and wide.
lleoliad a elwir Y Collwyn
St James' Church, Pyle. Built in 1471 it replaced the church that was engulfed by sand on Kenfig Burrows.
croes bregethu
church interior
y gangell
towards Llanmihangel Farm
tuag at Ffarm Llanmihangel
Emyr
Llanmihangel Farm dates from the C16 and is located at a former grange belonging to Margam Abbey
Croes Afon Cynfffig
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