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Art, poems and messages of positivity to thank the NHS hand painted on pebbles and placed along a public walkway through the playing fields in Pencoed, Nr Bridgend, which have been closed to sports but open to individuals and families for walks and daily exercise during lockdown.

COVID-19 Lockdown.

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