Lifeboat at Moelfre

(54cm x 28cm approx)

Red Wharf Bay

(58cm x 26cm approx)

Aberffraw

(40cm x 20cm approx)

Church in the Sea

(39cm x 19cm approx)

Rhosneigr

(56cm x 25cm approx)

Rhosneigr Reflection

(55cm x 15cm approx)

Trearddur Bay towards Holyhead Mountain

(50cm x 21cm approx)

Trearddur Bay

(59cm x 27cm approx)

Llandwyn Island

(50cm x 29cm approx)

Llandwyn Island

(40cm x 19cm approx)

Beaumaris

(52cm x 17cm approx)

Beaumaris Pier

(28cm x 44cm approx)

Llandudno Pier

(70cm x 46cm approx)

Llandudno Promenade

(82cm x 35cm approx)

Caernarfon Castle

(73cm x 23cm approx)

Conwy Castle

(52cm x 28cm approx)

The lighthouse on South Stack island, Holyhead (Ynys Lawd, Caergybi), completed in 1809.  There are breathtaking views from the north-west coast of Holy Island across the Irish Sea.  The visiting wildlife, both on land and at sea, and the natural environment is ever-changing.

(39cm x 22cm approx)

The Britannia Bridge (Pont Britannia), linking Anglesey with North Wales over the Menai Straits.  The world's first tubular wrought-iron bridge, built in 1850 as a rail bridge and rebuilt as a two-tier road/rail steel truss arch bridge following a devastating fire in 1970.

(38cm x 27cm approx)

The Menai Suspension Bridge (Pont Grog y Borth).  Designed by Thomas Telford and opened in 1826, the Menai Bridge was the final link in the London to Holyhead road, linking the town of Porthaethwy (now also known as Menai Bridge), Anglesey with mainland Britain over the treacherous Menai Straits.

(29cm x 29cm approx)

Llynnon Mill (Melin Llynnon), Llanddeusant.  Built in 1775 and now the only working windmill in Wales, Llynnon Mill is the centrepiece of an agricultural museum, producing stoneground wholemeal flour using organic wheat.

(36cm x 28cm approx)

The lighthouse on South Stack island, Holyhead
(Ynys Lawd, Caergybi).

(19cm x 19cm approx)

The Britannia Bridge
(Pont Britannia).

(19cm x 19cm approx)

The Menai Suspension Bridge
(Pont Grog y Borth, Porthaethwy).

(19cm x 19cm approx)

Llynnon Mill (Melin Llynnon),
Llanddeusant.

(19cm x 19cm approx)