Photography from the Isle of Anglesey, Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty
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Photography from the Isle of Anglesey including the;
- Menai Suspension Bridge
- Menai Strait
- Red Wharf Bay
- Pentraeth Forest (Mynydd Llwydiarth Mountain)
- Snowdonia Mountain Range
- Holyhead Breakwater Lighthouse
- Plas Newydd House & Gardens
- Parys Mountain/copper mines
- Newborough Warren & Llanddwyn Island
- South Stack Lighthouse
- Porth Wen Brickworks
A brief history of the Isle of Anglesey;
- Anglesey is an Island off the north-west coast of North Wales.
- The Island covers an area of 276-square miles and is the seventh largest Island in the British Isles.
- Two bridges connect the Island with the mainland, the historic Menai Suspension Bridge designed by civil engineer Thomas Telford and Britannin Bridge.
- Anglesey is well renowned for it's beautiful landscapes and seascapes, the Island boasts a stunning 125-mile stretch of coastline which is designated an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" (AONB).
Night-time vista looking out onto the A5 traffic road which leads onto the Menai Suspension Bridge
Patial rainbow reflection on Red Wharf Bay
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