THE ISLE OF ANGLESEY
The Hidden Gem
"WHERE WOULD YOU CHOOSE TO BE ON A MONDAY MORNING?"
"HOW ABOUT THE ISLE OF ANGLESEY?"
Imagine unexpected and reassuring discoveries along the Island's Coastal Path.
Imagine yourself on Golden Beaches that are softer, sweeter and longer than childhood memories.
Imagine catching and riding that unforgettable wave.
Imagine building ambitious sandcastles with your children or grandchildren or just being thrilled at a child's fascination of rockpool beasties.
Imagine a glorious sunset while holding your loved one's hand and easing out a gentle, joyful sigh.
Imagine wandering along narrow roads through gently rolling countryside.
Worried about the Credit Crunch? About your Carbon Footprint?
Imagine ... THE ISLE OF ANGLESEY
Imagine ... Imagine ...
No Big Plane ... No Big Journey ... No Big Hassle ...
And! No Big Hole in your wallet.
IMAGINE THE BIG BLUE
Imagine THE ISLE OF ANGLESEY
Imagine rediscovering that part of your soul you'd forgotten about while trying to be someone else.
Leave your city driving behind and grab an ice-cream.
Slow down and allow gentle, natural beauty to smooth your concerns to easy CONTENTMENT
WHAT'S THE ANGLESEY HIDDEN GEM WEBSITE ALL ABOUT?
- The Island is embraced by 125 miles of coastline and most of this is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- Outstanding walks and unforgettable views
- Twenty Seven excellent sandy beaches and rocky coves. Great for relaxing, conducting a barbecue, swimming, snorkelling and - very important this - sandcastles
- A golf course for almost every day of the week. You might as well spend one day realising the fairway isn't the only thing you've been missing
- Some of the best windsurfing and kite-surfing beaches in Britain
- Excellent sea and lake fishing
- Extraordinary restaurants and great little cafes
- Ancient Celtic history and monuments
- And so much more
• Descriptions of the places and what they look like
• How to get there
• Where to stay
• Where the shops are
• Where the ice cream is
• Where to find banks and cashpoints
• Where to park
• Where to find loos

WONDERFUL BEACHES
You'll discover 27 of the finest beaches in the whole of the United Kingdom and the best coastal path anywhere this side of Paradise.
Family Sandy Beaches, Small Sandy Bays and intriguing Rocky Coves.
Every beach is joined to the other by the stunning Coastal Path that circles almost 125 coastal miles.
This is TRAETH YR ORA BEACH by Dulas Bay.
The only way to get here is, either walk a few miles from LLIGWY BEACH to the south, or take Anglesey's Coastal Path
Visit ANGLESEY'S WESTERN BEACHES
Visit MORE WESTERN BEACHES
Visit ANGLESEY'S EASTERN BEACHES

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I am rather biased I know but I think that my Island Home is absolutely beautiful and I am always adding new information and writing you about my favourite places.
This is such a lovely island and I really want you to learn to love it as much as I do.
I reckon just one visit would achieve that.
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I LOVE ANGLESEY
I'll add to that. I REALLY LOVE Anglesey.There again, I do happen to live in one of the most beautiful parts of Wales. I live on an island off the North Wales coast.
Okay. So I know it's joined to the mainland by Thomas Telford's glorious Menai Suspension Bridge and Robert Stephenson's Britannia Bridge.

Nonetheless, it is an island and we hang on tenaciously to our Island identity.
It's a wonderful Hidden Gem that I want to share with you for your credit crunch holiday (or vacation, if you're a colonial). Believe me, there is so much to see.
So why spend a fortune travelling abroad when you can pop across and see us. SO....
Grab the menu! Grab your picnic! Grab your boots! Grab your fishing rod! Grab your surf board! Grab your bucket and spade!
Grab them all! Be your own Hero.
There again, just reach languorously for your glass of chilled Chablis.
WIPE OUT! - WINDSURFING & SURFING
So where will you catch the waves?
Anglesey's surrounded by the sea and good clean winds most of the year. So, if the wind and waves are not to your liking on one coast, then pack your wagon. Head for the other side.
North, East or West. There's always something going on.
CHECK OUT EACH WESTERN & EASTERN BEACH FOR SURFING, WINDSURFING AND KITESURFING INFORMATION
Anglesey's Western Beaches
More Western Beaches
Eastern Beaches.
CHILL OUT... ISLAND HAVEN
Anglesey offers you one of Life's greatest gifts: A place to get clean away from everything. So, just Chew the Cud and enjoy the view.
You can plunge headlong into the sea tomorrow. Write up your detailed holiday timetable and then forget about it.
See what tomorrow brings. For now, why not remember how to take it easy.

We welcome you and all that lays heavy on your mind.
Bring yourself and let the wind, the surf and the peace and quiet cleanse you.
After a few days you’ll be thinking that there’s something missing.
It’s just that pointless rubbish you kept picking up every day and carrying around with you.
EXCELLENT SEA FISHING
It doesn't matter if you're looking for a beach to 'conduct a barbecue', idle and laze or face the challenges of the sea.
These beaches will satisfy your needs.
I've never fished off the beaches. But I know people who do.
They tell me the Island got one of the best sea fishing coastlines in Britain.
This anglers regularly travel from as far away as Blackpool and Northern Ireland. Probably further.
Read Brian's latest tips about FISHING AT CYMYRAN BEACH.
CLICK HERE for Sea Fishing Advice
GOLFING ON ANGLESEY
For when you want to knock a few balls, then we've got six golf clubs along with two driving ranges on Anglesey.

The driving range in Llangefni offers you a good chance of thumping someone on the nine-holer on the back of the head.
I suppose 'FORE!' and 'SORRY!' sometimes just aren't enough.
Rambling, Ambling or enjoying a general 'Bimble About'
Each view, monolith or ancient church reveals an astonishing history when you just stop and ask.
If you walk back a few hundred yards from Llyn Llywenan at this spot you'll discover a very small chapel called Ainion.
It didn't matter how awful the weather the people would walk from the chapel to the lake to be baptised.
In fact, baptisms still take place in the lake.
Though only in Summer these days, so my Mum tells me. Click Here for More
Ancient and Scary
Anglesey is immersed in terrible historical events. It was one of the very last parts of Roman Britain to be conquered. Quite simply, the Romans were more fearful of Anglesey Druids than Druids anywhere else in Britain.
If you do a bit of reading into the period you'll learn that when the Romans marshalled their forces to finally take the Island, the troops nearly lost their nerve.
It wasn't the Druidic host and legends of magic and human sacrifice that terrified the Roman legion. It was our Women! Read More ...
Don't worry though, these days our women are both fair and beautiful ladies and a lot less predisposed to terrify visitors.
Why not enjoy an early Autumn break?
Early Autumn is the only time when the fresh green beauty of an Island Spring is seriously challenged.
As Summer ends, Nature gently guides us into Autumn. The bronze sunshine of the early evening bathes many secret places in a romantic mantle.
You'll discover many of these natural treasures yourself.
Let me help you. I'll share with you the magic locations I have discovered myself after living on the Island for most of my life.
I'll also guide you to one of the most eerie parts of the Island.
I remember travelling in the Inner Mani region of the Greek Peloponese many years ago. It was starkly beautiful but certain aspects of that place leave you deeply unsettled.
It has an appalling history. Maybe it's our own ancient and violent history that still clings here and there on the Island. It can be equally unsettling.
But it's not all like that.
Last year I discovered a wonderful little track down to Dulas Beach. It's well worth the driving adventure to find this magic place.
Leave the car at Lligwy Beach and saunter back up the hill.
Then down this beautiful lane to Dulas Beach on the other side of the headland. Choose a beautiful Autumn evening bathing you in gentle sunshine.
Why not CLICK HERE and join me in a gentle evening amble down to Dulas Beach.
Gaze enviously at the small cottages along the way.
Where will you stay?
Why not rent a cottage or farmhouse for your stay?
Whether you're travelling budget or looking for that something special, Anglesey can help make your dream holiday just perfect.
Now there's an idea worth thinking about.
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Welsh Music from Anglesey & The Land of Song Welsh Music from Anglesey and The Land of Song
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Prince William and Kate Middleton - the Anglesey Connection Prince William and Kate Middleton - the Anglesey Connection and the Royal Engagement
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Anglesey Island Blog The Anglesey Island Blog keeps you up-to-date with all additions and changes to the anglesey-hidden-gem.com Web site. Subscribe here.
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Why Anglesey? Why Anglesey. Come walking, sea-fishing, surfing, golfing. Come and enjoy glorious Anglesey beaches and rediscover that part of your soul you forget about.
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Anglesey Journal of my journeys around my staggeringly beautiful island home The Anglesey Journal is a series of on the spot reports and reflections on my Anglesey Island Home. Beaches, villages, winding country roads and discoveries.
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Your favourite Anglesey Travel Tales Anglesey offers so many different types of adventures and pleasant experiences. So why not get in touch and share your tale with us all? Release your creative juices.
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Anglesey Getting Here and Travelling About Anglesey - Getting Here and Travelling About
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Anglesey Weather News and Map Anglesey Weather for today and the days ahead. Anglesey Map to find out where you are and where you want to be.
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Anglesey Theatre, Clubs, Cinema and Exhibitions Anglesey Theatre, Clubs, Cinema and Exhibitions. What is Happening on Anglesey. Weekly, Monthly and Special Events. Pretend the digital TV is broken, Go and Meet Nice People
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Webcams on Anglesey just to have a look-see Webcams on Anglesey just to have a look-see at Red Squirrels, Anglesey Beaches, Menai Straits and Traffic Webcams on the Menai and Britannia Bridges. Click for the image
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Anglesey - Eating, Shopping , cashpoints and much more Anglesey. Plan your day in advance. Know where to go to make your Anglesey holiday perfect. Where to eat and shop. Cashpoints, parking, ice cream.
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Your Anglesey restaurants review Share with us your Anglesey restaurants review. Tell us what made them so special for you: the Food, the Ambience or was it the welcome? Maybe it was the company?
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Anglesey Beaches Green Coast Awards 2010 Anglesey Beaches Green Coast Awards 2010
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Anglesey Beaches - Award Winning West Coast Beaches An Anglesey Holiday Makes Those Holiday Pennies Stretch Farther. More Award Winning sandy beaches than you can shake a spade at.
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Anglesey Beaches - More Award Winning West Coast Beaches An Anglesey Family, Surfing, Fishing, Beach or Golf holiday makes Those Holiday Pennies Stretch Farther. More Anglesey beaches that you can shake a spade at.
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Anglesey Beaches - Award Winning East Coast Beaches Anglesey Beaches for sand, surf and ... sea-fishing. Make your holiday pennies go further. Bucket and spade available. Give body and soul a break.
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ANGLESEY SPRING, SUMMER, AUTUMN AND WINTER WALKS AMONG GLORIOUS ISLAND BEAUTY Anglesey Walks. Gentle and Lovely Coastal and Countryside walks among the Glorious Beauty of the Isle of Anglesey. Allow me to guide you along My Favourite Paths.
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Enjoy driving the Anglesey by-ways and roads into the heart of the Island Enjoy driving the Anglesey by-ways and roads into the hear of the Island
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Ancient Anglesey Move Back in Time as You Stand Still and Reflect Ancient Anglesey. Visit significant sites in the history of Anglesey. Castles, Burial Sites and Iron Age huts. Move Back in Time as You Stand Still and Reflect
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Anglesey Churches Ancient Vessels Sailing Through Time Anglesey Churches. Be touched by Gentle Peace and Contemplate Time. Allow me to guide you to atmospheric and ancient churches on Anglesey. Religion not a prerequisite.
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St David Patron Saint of Wales. St David's Day March 1 St David Patron Saint of Wales. St David's Day March 1
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St Dwynwen Feast Day on January 25. The Welsh Patron Saint of Lovers. The Feast Day of St Dwynwen on January 25. The Welsh Patron Saint of Lovers. A Phoenix Love rises from the embers of the betrayal of the love of Dwynwen
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The Anglesey Show. The Premier Agricultural Event. Anglesey Show 2011. Enjoy an unforgettable day at the Showground. The Anglesey Show promises and delivers a fascinating day of sounds, colours and diverse smells
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Rhosneigr Beaches - Turn up and Chill out on these Anglesey Beach Jewels Rhosneigr Beaches. Great Family Fun and Sandy beaches. Vital Ice-Cream, Cafes and Bistros. Sailing, Windsurfing, Kite Surfing. Chill out on Anglesey Beach Jewels.
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Llynnon Mill Main Page. Visit the only working mill on Anglesey Llynnon Mill Main Page. Visit the only working mill on Anglesey
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Amlwch Copper Kingdom Amlwch Copper Kingdom
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Newborough. Beaches & Walks as Beautiful as Childhood Summers Welcome to Newborough. For your pleasure beaches longer than Childhood Summers and Forest Walks in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Anglesey South West Coast.
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Beaumaris - Anglesey Riviera on the Menai Straits Beaumaris - The Anglesey Riviera on the Menai Straits. History, Great Restaurants, Astonishing Views. An absolutely blink Great Place to Visit, Enjoy and Eat Well
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Menai Bridge Main Page Menai Bridge Main Page
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Holyhead, Holy Island on Anglesey Holyhead, also known as Holy Island, offers a fabulous variety of local history and walks in beautiful often staggeringly imposing coastal beauty. Plenty of places to visit
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Jedi News from Anglesey. May the Force attend you and offer you a bike.. News about the Anglesey Jedi. May the Force attend you. News of the challenges facing the Holyhead Jedi Church and of further attacks by Darth Vader
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UFO Sightings on Anglesey UFO sightings on Anglesey
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Anglesey News about what's happening on Anglesey Anglesey News. What's happening on the Anglesey as it happens. This is a beautiful Island but not a quiet island. Tune In.
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Anglesey Quickie-News for a curious look at curious news from Anglesey Anglesey Quickie-News for a curious look at curious news from Anglesey. If it is not strange then it will not be here
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Anglesey Sea Fishing - the water was literally boiling with Sea fishing on Anglesey is either a breeze or a challenge - never boring. Recharge your batteries while you wait. Hate the seals and love the fishing.
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Anglesey Tide Timetables for boats,surfing and fishing Anglesey Tide Timetables for boats,surfing and fishing
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Contact me to share your stories and memories of your Anglesey holidays. Contact me
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Anglesey Island Gems E-Zine contact Page Anglesey
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A call to all Anglesey people across the globe to get in touch. A call to Anglesey people across the globe to GET IN TOUCH. If your family left Anglesey a long time ago then please contact me to share your story and to make enquiries
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Wendy Steele is the proud winner of the Wildlife Trust Wild Garden Award Wendy Steele is the proud winner of the Wildlife Trust Widlfife Garden Award
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Anglesey Red Squirrel News and Views Anglesey Red Squirrel News and Views
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Ragwort is the Anglesey County Flower - Or Should Be Ragwort is Anglesey's county flower. Actually it isn't but it should be because itis everywhere. Let us vote on it.
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Sand Wishes. Send your wishes to the World to be fulfilled. Sand Wishes. Anglesey Beaches are where you write your Romantic wishes in the sand for the tide carry them to the World to be fulfilled. What's your wish?
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Washi Bach a tramp who visited Anglesey during my childhood in the 1960s Washi Bach a tramp who visited Llangefni, Anglesey during my childhood. Please share your stories to help build a picture of the life of this vulnerable man as living memories
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Plas Pencraig Llangefni - A little bit of history Plas Pencraig Llangefni - A little bit of history researched by local heroes on three different continents
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Porth Nobla. Another BEAUTIFUL RHOSNEIGR Beach Porth Nobla. Excellent sandy and rocky beach great for splashing about with your kids, sunbathing, beach games AND building sandcastles. Near Rhosneigr facilities.
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Anglesey Red Squirrels News about the Anglesey Red Squirrels and their newly established squirrel colonies at Newborough and Pentraeth forests. News on the latest developments.
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The Proclamation the Bryngwran Eisteddfod Mon 2011 Eisteddfod Mon 2011 at Bryngwran, Anglesey. Allow me to entice you into our rich and cultured literary and musical tradition of Eisteddfod here on Anglesey.
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Anglesey Bookstore - Interesting books. Make the best of your Anglesey Holiday. HAPPY CHRISTMAS - Anglesey Bookstore for those interesting books and MUST HAVE Christmas reading and Planning for 2010
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Site Build It - Build your own website Site Build It makes building a website EASY. No need to spend a fortune or waste time. Purchase just one piece of software with all the website building tools you will ever need.
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Link Page for Anglesey-Hidden-Gem Link Page for Anglesey Hidden Gem. Raise your profile and advertise your site with mutual link
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Ramon Cabrera Ramon Cabrera
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Ragwort, Eh? Love it or Hate it? Let the World Know Ragwort, Eh? Love it or Hate it? Do not keep it in. Let it all out and let the World know exactly how you feel. Don't be shy because we all want to know
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Dulas Beach - An alternative, interesting day exploring an Anglesey Beach Dulas Beach. Ideal Anglesey beach for alternative fun. Dulas is a character tidal lagoon great for exploring when the tide is out. Shipwrecks to intrigue.
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Trearddur Bay is the Mediterranean Coast of Anglesey Trearddur Bay. Sea, Sand and Surf. Imagine a hot sunny day with the tide lilting against the rocky shores with the sea smooth and silky. Where the Jet-Set holiday.
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Cemlyn A tern for the better Cemlyn Bay onthe Anglesey wild north coast is home to famous tern colony, perfect moon-shaped bay of cascading pebbles. Ideal for resting, walking, kayaking, fishing
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Rhoscolyn a family beach and coastal sports activity Rhoscolyn. The coastline begins to get rugged and the sandy beaches of Holy Island stand out as gems. Family beach days, sailing, fishing and a Coastal Walk above vertical cliffs.
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Happy Christmas to you all. Happy Holiday and Have a Fabulous 2011 Happy Christmas to you All wherever You are from Anglesey Hidden Gem. Have a Happy Holiday and work with Dedication and Love for a Fabulous 2011 for you and all you know
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Eating and Shopping in Benllech Beach village Benllech is served by family hotels, small beach-side cafes and restaurants. So, Park your car and take up Shanks pony for everything you need.
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Llanddwyn and Newborough Shopping and Eating Llanddwyn Beach and Island away from the crowds offer you wonderful beach fun days. Surfing, Windsurfing, Kite-surfing, Sea-fishing. Gloriously challenging.
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Trearddur Bay. Where to Eat and Shop in the Trearddur Bay area. Trearddur Bay. Great coastline and nice places to eat and shop in the Trearddur Bay area. Very beautiful beach for fun, wild water surfing and fishing.
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Menai Bridge Second Page More joy than a full bag of wine gums Menai Bridge second page for you to continue a tour of this delightful town beside the occasionally ferocious Menai Straits. Learn about a wife-stealing pirate.
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How the Romans defeated the awe-inspiring Druids of Anglesey How the Romans defeated the bloodthirsty, human sacrificing Druids of Anglesey. It took two goes before the Druids put up their sickles and accepted the Pax Romana.
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Penmon. Lighthouse, Puffin Island and Pickled Puffins Penmon for Pickled Puffins. Enjoy a few hours wandering about this eastern Anglesey peninsula. Appreciate the Lighthouse, Puffin Island and the Sixth Century Priory.
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HAVE A BRILLIANT NEW YEAR HAVE A BRILLIANT NEW YEAR in 2010
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Llanddwyn Island Paradise - St Dwynwen Patron Saint of Lovers Llanddwyn Island. The Paradise Island of Lovers where you can walk in Unique Mystical Beauty, whether sun or storm. Island Haven, AONB and Nature Reserve.
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Beaumaris Castle - The Perfect Mediaeval Welsh Castle Beaumaris Castle - The perfect castle. A Tardis Castle that is far bigger inside than out. Beaumaris, a delightful town over looking Snowdonia
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Sailing down the Menai Straits at Beaumaris beneath a Brittle Blue Anglesey Sky Sailing Down the Menai Straits one Clear, Cold, Brittle-Blue Winter 's Day. Escape into transcendent Blue and discover Anglesey Beauty anew when you stand on the Beaumaris shore.
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Anglesey Show 2010 Anglesey Show 2010. TWO ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT FAMILY DAYS. Show animals, GIANT vegetables, Fair. Anglesey at its exciting best. Fluffy Bunnies and Elvis.
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Llynnon Mill. Anglesey's only working windmill. Make bread not War Llynnon Mill. Visit Anglesey's only working windmill for a fabulous family day. The kids will love it. Buy Llynnon milled wholemeal flour and make bread not War.
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Benllech - Eternal and Classic Holiday Beach Benllech - A classic holiday beach for family fun, sandcastles and ice-cream with great cafes and restaurants. Fishing and long windsurfing reaches.
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Church Bay Evening Barbecues, glorious sunsets and a beautiful walks Church Bay - Plenty of beach to rest, sunbathe and have an evening barbecue. Legendary six o clock waves and haunt of cliff top bunnies. Lobsters running on idle.
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Anglesey Aluminium News about the betrayal and closure of aluminium smelter plan Anglesey Aluminium Metals Ltd. News about the closure of the smelting plant and the betrayal of the community of Holyhead by Rio Tinto Zinc. Albert Owen MP
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Robert Stephenson's Britannia Bridge over the Menai Straits Robert Stephenson's Britannia Bridge over the Menai Straits
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A lovely drive from Pengorphwysfa, Amlwch to Dulas Beach A lovely rural drive from Pengorphwysfa, Amlwch to Dulas Beach. Enjoy fabulous coastal beauty of Anglesey. Take a picnic with you and enjoy watching the seals at Llys Dulas.
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Pengorphwysfa to Dulas Beach. A Pleasant Coastal, Rural Drive Dulas: A Pleasant Coastal, Rural Journey. Imagine coming on holiday to Anglesey, staying in a cottage or caravan and then driving about fabulous coastal rural beauty
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The Royal Charter sculpture in Moelfre as Memorial to the Maritime Disaster The Royal Charter sculpture in Moelfre as Memorial to the Maritime Disaster
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Moelfre Village welcomes you with astonishing Coastal Beauty and History Moelfre. Ideal stopping-off point on the beautiful Anglesey Coastal Path. Enjoy tea and cakes or a satisfying pub meal and visit the Lifeboat and Seawatch Centre.
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Llanbabo Church of King Pabo, Celtic Chieftain and Christian Saint Llanbabo Church of King Pabo lies in the depths of idyllic rural Anglesey. The bones of Pabo, Celtic Chieftain and Christian Saint rest in the graveyard
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From Ty Croes to Aberffraw. A delightful walk along the Anglesey Coastal Path From Ty Croes to Aberffraw is an absolutely delightful walk along the Anglesey Coastal Path. Summer or Winter, light, mood and character wipe away that which ails you
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Anglesey Community News and information about what is going on across the Island Anglesey Community News and information about what is going on across the Island
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aberlleiniog castle is the castle that both Anglesey and Time forgot. ABERLLEINIOG CASTLE is the castle that both Anglesey and Time forgot. 120 Guys called Norman dispatched - Nasty battle. Fabulous walk in an Anglesey AONB
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Marquess of Anglesey Column. "By God, sir, I've lost my leg!" Visit the Marquess of Anglesey Column in Llanfair PG and be gripped by fear and the view of Snowdonia and the Menai Straits."By God, sir, I've lost my leg!"
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Lligwy Chapel of Ease - Ancient Historic Monument Lligwy Chapel of Ease. Visit this ancient historic monument located in idyllic countryside near the sea. Also visit an ancient Burial Chamber and Roman Villa encampment
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Llynnon Mill - A fun couple of hours worth of fascinating rustic engineering Llynnon Mill - An ABSOLUTE MUST VISIT PLACE. Only working windmill on Anglesey. Fabulous interior lovingly created in traditional style. A WINDBLOWN WONDER.
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Din Lligwy Romano-British Hut Circle Settlement Din Lligwy Romano BritisDin Lligwy offers a unique step back into the ancient history Anglesey. Visit the Romano British Hut Circle Settlement in an idyllic Anglesey coastal seh Hut Circle Settlement
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Church Bay & Cemaes Bay Shopping, Cash and Vital Stuff in the area Church Bay Area. For your beach shopping, petrol, pharmacy needs, groceries, papers, cashpoints and eating places in the North West of Anglesey. And MUCH MORE
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Llanallgo Church in Moelfre and The Royal Charter Disaster Llanallgo Church in Moelfre and The Royal Charter Disaster. The Heroism of Joe Rogers swimming through 100mph winds and Stephen Roose Hughes with care for the victims of the Royal Charter
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Llynnon Mill Reproduction Iron Age Settlement on Anglesey Llynnon Mill Reproduction of Iron Age Settlement on Anglesey. A living museum at the heart of beautiful Anglesey. Fascinating for Adults and Amazing for children.
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North Stack Fog Warning Station. Beautiful Walk and Fascinating History North Stack Fog Signal Station, just south of the Port of Holyhead, offers astonishingly coastal walk and beautiful views of rugged Anglesey coastline. Fascinating his history.
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A DRIVE TO PENMON ON A LATE WINTER AFTERNOON A drive to Penmon to enjoy a sight of the Penmon Lighthouse and Puffin Island on a Beautiful Blue Anglesey Winter afternoon. It was Very Cold and Very Lovely.
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Wendy Steele's Bull Bay Garden Article Christmas 2010 Wendy Steele's Garden Article for Christmas 2010. It may be Winter here on Anglesey, but Wendy is making her garden plans for the coming year and reflecting on a successful year
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Prince William and Miss Kate Middleton attend the dedication of new Lifeboat Prince William and Miss Kate Middleton attend the dedication of the new Trearddur Bay RNLI Lifeboat on Anglesey
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Britannia Bridge and Pwllfanogl at Llanfair PG for a pleasant afternoon visit A pleasant visit to the Britannia Bridge and Pwllfanogl. Enjoy a moment of peaceful reverie on beautiful Menai Straits near the home of Sir Kyffin Williams.
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Llyn Parc Mawr, National Nature Reserve Llyn Parc Mawr National Nature Reserve. An Anglesey heaven for bird watchers, nature lovers and a delightful and lovely gentle walks, picnic site for everyone to come and enjoy
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Llangadwaladr Church and the First Celtic Cross Llangadwaladr Church on Anglesey. A visit to an intriguing looking church and probably where the Celtic Cross first appeared on a gravestone called the Cadfan Stone
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Anglesey man Andrew Weare falls through ice in Alaskan lake Anglesey man Andrew Weare falls through ice in University Lake in Anchorage, Alaska and survives to tell the tale. Faithful Beast, Sable, relieved allows tummy tickling.
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Mynydd Bodafon Mountain discovered in 1486 by Serbo-Croat artisan arc welder Mynydd Bodafon Mountain was discovered in 1486 by itinerant Serbo-Croat artisan arc welders passing through the Island on their way to a rancid beer festival in Ireland.
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Porth Wen Brickworks near Cemaes on North Anglesey Coastline Porth Wen Brickworks near Cemaes Bay on North Anglesey Coastline. A very pleasant coastal walk and exciting exploration of forgotten Anglesey Industrial Heritage
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Rhoscolyn Beach. A lunchtime walk after a meal at the White Eagle Pub A lunchtime walk at Rhoscolyn Beach after a glorious meal at the White Eagle in Rhoscolyn, Anglesey. Fabulous robust Anglesey coastal beauty and gentle walks
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Anglesey . Wednesday morning at 4:00am as the day begins, wrote Paul McCartney. Anglesey - rural beauty and garden. Wednesday morning at 4:00am as the day begins, wrote Paul McCartney.
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Wendy Steele's Bull Bay Garden Article for April to June 2011 Wendy Steele's Gardening Article for April through June 2011. Beautiful garden gems set against a background of lush and luxuriant foliage. Anglesey gardening news
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Castell Bryngwyn Ancient Anglesey Site at Brynsiencyn Castell Bryngwyn ANCIENT DRUID, IRON AGE and ROMAN SITE at Brynsiencyn, Anglesey. Ancient Anglesey Manifest. Great place to bring kids and ROLL DOWN GRASSY RAMPS
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Melin Hywel Watermill in Llanddeusant, Anglesey I remember Melin Hywel Watermill was unlocked. So we wandered about the interior imagining the pounding, grinding and hissing noise in an atmosphere of corn flour dust.
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Bryngwyn Stones are an intriguing Ancient Anglesey Mystery Bryngwyn Stones are an intriguing Ancient Anglesey Mystery. The question remains. What are these two quite massive standing stones doing here? A Religious Statement?
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Wendy Steele - July and August Anglesey Garden Report Wendy Steele's Latest Gardening Article for July through August 2011. Beautiful garden gems set against a background of lush and luxuriant foliage. Anglesey gardening news
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Felin Graig Llangefni - Childhood Memories of Hide and Seek in the Ferns Felin Graig Llangefni - Childhood Memories of Hide and Seek in the Ferns, Cowboys and Indians and Rock Climbing Adventures. Share your memories for a Childhood History
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LLANFIHANGEL DIN SYLWY CHURCH AND IRON AGE HILL FORT LLANFIHANGEL DIN SYLWY CHURCH AND IRON AGE HILL FORT. Isolated on the Anglesey Llanddona peninsula. A beautiful view and reminder that Time Chases Us All Down In The End
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