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Culver Hole, an old smugglers' hideout built into the cliff at Port Eynon
A second incident involved two people who decided to climb the cliff at
Culver Hole on Gower and got into difficulty.
PORT-EYNON BAY "Walk along the cliffs, past
Culver Hole and down to the 16th-century salt works." In operation between 1550 and 1650, the salthouse is a very early example of industrial salt production.
BLUEPOOL CORNER & CULVER HOLE, GOWER One of the best rock pools in Wales, this is a deep tub into which you can leap from the rock ledges.
CULVER HOLE, PORT EYNON This wild and spooky walled cave sits in a tall cliffrecess and is thought to have been used as a smugglers' store or for keeping pigeons.
CULVER HOLE, PORT EYNON A genuine curiosity, this cave in Gower is tall and narrow and has been walled up.
And there's
Culver Hole of course, a Pirates of the Caribbean-style eccentric masonry wall built between two rock faces with a staircase inside leading up to four floors, once a perfect safe hideaway for smuggled goods, now a bizarre citadel for seabirds and pigeons.
Now a project encouraging the growth of rare wild asparagus is being launched at Culver Hole on Gower.
Already these very rare plants are extinct in some parts of Britain and in order to prevent extinction at Culver Hole, samples of tissue have been taken and the plant has been cloned.
Not only are the views fabulous, but Llangennith has plenty of walks, a dramatic rock pool called Blue Pool, and stunning natural formations such as a rock archway called Three Chimneys, and
Culver Hole, a bone cave.
Mae sn hefyd am enwogrwydd smyglwyr Penrhyn Gwi yr, lle adeiladwyd ogof smyglwyr arbenig -
Culver Hole. Ac wrth gwrs, yn fwy diweddar, gwelodd traethau Sir Benfro Operation Seal Bay, i rwystro a dal smyglwyr cyfoes.