Published almost 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller

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The architecture is taken from the wind mills you can find on Anglesey but it was built as a lighthouse. Today the original lighthouse (the small one in a distance) has been revamped and is the working one.

Published almost 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller

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" Llanddwyn Island (Ynys Llanddwyn) is a magical place. Located at the far end of a pleasant beach near Newborough Warren, this narrow finger o...(more)

Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller

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View of the two bridges which connect Anglesey with mainland Wales. To the left the Menai bridge built by Thomas Telford and...(more)

Published over 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller

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When the tide went out this mornig it was about -5°C. This meant that the water that was lapping over the algae covered rocks...(more)

Published over 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller

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Nice April day on Anglesey. Just the right time to go to the National Trust property of Plas Newydd (spoken Newith) which is situated right at the...(more)

Published about 3 years ago by Daniel Oi

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Published almost 4 years ago by Mark Schuster

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Anglesey Abby, Gardens and Mill is now a National Trust Property about 6 miles East of Cambridge. Visited on a bright day t...(more)

Published almost 4 years ago by Mark Schuster

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Anglesey Abby, Gardens and Mill is now a National Trust Property about 6 miles East of Cambridge. Visited on a bright day towards the end of Ja...(more)

Published almost 4 years ago by Mark Schuster

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Anglesey Abby, Gardens and Mill is now a National Trust Property about 6 miles East of Cambridge. Visited on a bright day towar...(more)

Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames

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Moelfre (which means barren hill) is located on the east coast of Anglesey, North Wales.The ship, the Royal Charter, was wrecked along this coas...(more)

Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames

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Benllech and Red Wharf Bay are some of Anglesey's most beautiful beaches and, for the reasonably fit, theres a well-maintained coastal walk (pict...(more)

Published about 4 years ago by Ralph Ames

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The pretty and relatively quiet village of Moelfre is located on the west coat of the Isle of Anglesey. This view looks towards the lifeboat station and out to sea towards Moelfre Island.