Fossil-rich beach below Sedbury Cliff, with a marshy and muddy approach from the footpath. Fossils are mostly c. 200 mya and fallen from the top of the eroded cliff, containing Jurassic ammonites, brachiopods and gravel with small crinoid fragments.
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Explore the medieval grandeur and tranquil parkland of this historic castle, a perfect blend of ancient towers and sprawling Welsh scenery.
Explore a magnificent medieval fortress surrounded by 55 acres of beautiful country parkland, perfect for history buffs and family picnics.
Explore the wild, atmospheric reedbeds of this precious wetland sanctuary, a perfect spot for birdwatching and peaceful nature walks on the Gwent Levels.
Step back in time at this intimate museum housed in a charming 16th-century malt barn, featuring a rich collection of local rural history.
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castle in Chepstow, Monmouthshire, Wales
17th-century building in south-east Wales
Grade I listed ruined abbey in Tintern, Monmouthshire, Wales