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Photo Album-North Wales
South Stacks
Lighthouse
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lighthouse keeps it's lonely vigil on the windswept tip of a peninsula.
It's a short drive from Holyhead but a world away from the cluster of
shops around a terminal. The air is fresh and invigorating, the coastal
views stunning, but best of all, there is another small world at your
feet, where tiny clumps of colourful vegetation add colour and texture to
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Beyond the 'light' a tanker heads for
Liverpool. |
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Just a taster of the fine coastal scenery in
Wales. The hills of Snowdonia can just be seen on the horizon. The clouds
quickly dispersed, just as it was time for me to go to my work! |
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Shelter can be found from the cutting
wind. |
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I am no expert at the different flowers
shown here, if you know what they are, please tell me and I'll put the
info on line. |
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Meanwhile, back in town, the high speed
connection with Dublin is waiting, just beyond the diminutive houses. |
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A few miles away, at Trearddu Bay, on the
beach there are the stumps of ancient trees, many thousands of years old. |
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The clouds have all gone, weather fronts
rush through this part Wales at a great rate of knots, and now the sky is
a Mediterranean blue. |
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There's an architectural dig going on just
beyond the old churchyard. |
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A rare glimpse of me working on the show that
has brought me to Anglesey: Pawb
a i Farn, it's always live between 8.30 pm and 9.30 each Friday
for the duration of its run. |
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July 29th, the show is over, last one of the
series. A peaceful scene back at Trearddu Bay.
This picture has been used as part of the cover of an Agatha Christie book. |
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