Photo of The Plough and Harrow, a pub near Monknash, the Vale of Glamorgan, south east Wales.

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The Plough and Harrow

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The Plough and Harrow is a whitewashed longhouse at Monknash, built as part of a monastic grange that belonged to the Cistercians of Neath Abbey. Grade II listed and dating to the 14th century, it’s a well-known walkers’ pub near the Heritage Coast, kept for its long range of ales. The valley path down to the sea at Cwm Nash starts close by.

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