File:The M4 traversing the Earlswood Cutting, part of the 'M4 gap' which was only closed during the mid-1990s. Briton Ferry-Llansawel is now behind the motorway. - Coppermine - 7376.jpg

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Description:The M4 traversing the Earlswood Cutting, part of the 'M4 gap' which was only closed during the mid-1990s. Briton Ferry-Llansawel is now behind the motorway. Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 25, 2006 by Bryn666
Location:51.6350935, -3.8400650
Road:M4, E30
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Photographer:Bryn666
Source:Coppermine

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