Rhossili, Worms Head 1901
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Formed from two rocky islets connected to the mainland by a natural causeway, Worms Head derives its name from the Norse for serpent. The outer head rises to 200ft. The ancient bones of animals have been found in a cave at its base which must have been more accessible in bygone times.
An extract from South Wales Photographic Memories.
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