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1 Review and 200 Opinions From A @ M Evans Wrexham This is an extremely well run hotel which is done by David an Louise...
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1 Review and 19 Opinions Not a bad place but considering the jenivore hotel next door, which has rooms from £12.50 pppn, and...
PeterVancouver Says: Sent here by my employers Southend Constabulary during late Fall of 1963. A great character building school, although a month here in the dark, cold and wet of...
muguruki Says: A lot of ancient sites have hardly been touched by CADW but this site is well looked after with information plaques and the whole site surrounded with a fence....
muguruki Says: As my family and I walked through Rhosneigr desperate for a cuppa we stumbled upon BeeBee’s. Stepping in here was like a blast from the past. This is a proper...
muguruki Says: Right next to Borthwen Beach in Rhoscolyn and only a short drunken stagger from the White Eagle pub is Rhoscolyn burial chamber. Some beleive that this is just...
muguruki Says: Is reached down a path past a farmhouse and through a couple of styles. The stones are sign posted from the road but being rural Ynys Mon there is no direct...
muguruki Says: Not sure what this standing stone is called but I was always remember I at as the stone in the bull’s field. As all of a sudden the herd of bulls that you might...
Barclodiad Y Gwares burial chamber
muguruki Says: Around about the same time as the pyramids and stone henge were being built, the people living on the Isle of Anglesey near the seaside town of Rhosneigr were...
muguruki Says: Prehistoric proof that football was invented in Wales about 2000 BC. Well they do look like goalposts don't they? These lovely goalpost-like stones standing...
muguruki Says: One of the many burial chambers on the island of Anglesey. This beauty is near the village Llanfaelog which tself is not far from Rhosneigr. The burial chamber...
Ty'n Rhos Country House: Ty'n Rhos
Suet Says: We had a very large double suite with glass doors out into the garden. The price of the room included breakfast.Room 2, £99.00 per night, dogs accepted. 5...
Balam Says: The Llanberis path is the easiest, longest and the most popular of the five well-beaten paths up Snowdon, It is about 5 miles from base to summit and is well...
Balam Says: Dolbadarn Castle at Llanberis dates to the 13th century but sadly only the keep remains in solid condition but it is thought by many to be one of the finest of...
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