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Posted by rioannon on June 24, 2015 As mentioned in previous posts, during our surveys of Port Eynon beach we have come across a number of human footprints and animal hoofprints towards the low tide line. A number of these had been identified previously by GGAT, but the first set we found appeared to be in a different location to those now listed on the HER (Port Eynon Footprints).
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