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I don’t know anything of Washi Bach, but I googled Tigín Bach for my mother in Ireland. She had heard of a man who lived in co Cork before she was born
Reflections of Christmas
In the late 50s in Llangefni for a lot of people times were still hard. We would have saved all year at the chapel savings club, the week the money was
Horizon Power plaque on Ynys Yr Ŵyn
Do you know why there is a small black plaque stuck on the rock of Ynys Yr Ŵyn stating that Horizon Power claim it? I noticed it when kayaking there on
Washi bach
Dear Wil Washi Bach was a familiar figure when I was growing up in Pentraeth in the fifties and sixties, although his visits were infrequent. As somebody
Wells
Just found your site today, and is great. I wrote earlier about Washi Bach? Both sides of my parents’ families are from Sîr Fôn, Hafod Llwyn and Tregele.
Everlasting place - Aberffraw
Aberffraw beach is so special to me as this is where we have scattered our dogs ashes after her passing - seems really strange every time I go back there
Washi Bach
Washi bach was a familiar figure when I was growing up in Pentraeth in the fifties and sixties, although his visits were infrequent. As somebody else
Washi at Valley Hospital
The Archive of Stanley Hospital contains a paper from the erstwhile Valley Hospital referring to Washi Bach as one of it's last patients. https://archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/search/archives/e4a392a4-735f-3438-b67a-6d6d3485983d?component=462fbb65-5fe3-3414-902c-5e84f7d42891
Anglesey Hidden Gem Book Store, Guide Book and Books by William Gerwyn
Anglesey Book Store for those interesting books, New Novel – ‘The Wrong Side of Too Late’ and MUST HAVE reading for your Anglesey holiday and education
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Defamatory Comments on your website
Dear Will, please can you contact me urgently about defamatory comments on your website, please contact me at Thanking you in anticipation
Overnight van parking
Since our last visit to Cemlyn last year, a barrier has been erected to stop vans parking in the main carpark to the right. It only allows vehicles under
Wells
Just found your site today, and is great. I wrote earlier about Washi Bach? Both sides of my parents’ families are from Sîr Fôn, Hafod Llwyn and Tregele.
Llyn Llywenan
Dear Friend from foreign shores. Thank you for your message and enquiry with Anglesey Hidden Gem.com. So that we can have a chat about your questions,
memories
My brother and myself have very happy memories of past happy times at Red Wharf Bay. Sadly, my brother is no longer here having passed away one year ago
Red squirrel in Pentre-Berw.
Dear Wil A red squirrel has been visiting my garden most days for the last couple of weeks. I have mounted a squirrel feeder but so far he has ignored
Keep up the good work ...
Great to have 5 mins to have a look at the webcams dreaming of the spring/summer to arrive. See you in 2020. Love from Leicester Xx
RICS Conservation Award 1978 Melin Hywel
RICS Conservation Award 1978. Attached is a photograph I found recently of The Marquess of Anglesey and my father, Cyril Daulby, presumably at the Official
Really informative! Thank you!
We are visiting Benllech in August & are really looking forward to it!
Lyz
Firstly what a lovely website, thankyou. In 1967, then aged 16, I left home in East Yorkshire and came to Bryan Fuchs, to be a groom and exercise rider
Peter pjabla@verizon.net
Can anyone enlighten me about the thousands of pieces of broken chinaware intermingled with the rocks along Moelfre beach? Could it be they are from the
nearest launderette to rhosneiger
Can you please tell me where the nearest launderette is to rhosneiger and also the nearest a&e department
Church Bay - Another Year, Bessie Mate and Marvellous Giant Scones
Dear Friends A year on and another wonderful giant cream scone at the Wavecrest Café at Church Bay. Reporting for Anglesey-Hidden-Gem.com readers, I
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Dingle Boardwalk, Red Squirrels, Nant y Pandy Walk to Cefni Reservoir
Walk the Dingle boardwalk in Llangefni, Anglesey, Meet & Greet Red squirrels in beautiful woodland then pootle on to Nant y Pandy to Cefni Reservoir
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Llangefni, a grand place to find Red Squirrels on the Dingle Boardwalk
All roads lead to Llangefni & from this market town. Grand place to begin your Anglesey Adventure. Start with the Dingle Boardwalk and go spot a Red Squirrel.
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The Lobster Pot, Church Bay
I was born on the island and lived in Rhydwyn near Church Bay; going with my parents to the Lobster Pot was a real treat as a child. Its still a treat
Why Anglesey? So many things to do on Anglesey come rain or shine.
Why Anglesey. Things to do on Anglesey. Walking, sea-fishing, surfing, golfing, glorious Anglesey Beaches, Re-discover that part of your soul you forget about.
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A Futile Hope. eBook. No salvation from what will kill you in six days
A Futile Hope - eBook. The Earth will be obliterated in Six Days. No salvation when you can point at the bastard thing that will kill you in six days’ time.
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Thanks for this story!
Feb 16, 23 12:59 PM
I don’t know anything of Washi Bach, but I googled Tigín Bach for my mother in Ireland. She had heard of a man who lived in co Cork before she was born -
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Reflections of Christmas
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In the late 50s in Llangefni for a lot of people times were still hard. We would have saved all year at the chapel savings club, the week the money was
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