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near to Dwygyfylchi, Conwy, Wales

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	Penmaenmawr Beach by Martyn Davies Sundown and lowtide
	Wales Coast Path towards Dwygyfylchi (set of 2 images) by Ian S
	Driftwood log on the shingle by Andy Waddington
	Dwygyfylchi: postbox № LL34 11, Treforris Road by Chris Downer This large Elizabeth II-reign postbox is set into a brick pillar alongside the parade of shops which includes the post office. The post office branch is named St. Gwynan's, rather than Dwygyfylchi, a name which appears on the 1:25,000... (more)
	Houses along Ysguborwen Road in Dwygyfylchi by Mat Fascione
	The North Wales Coast Line, Wales Coast Path and A55 at Dwygyfylchi by Jeff Buck Looking east at Dwygyfylchi from the railway footbridge along the North Wales Coast Line, Wales Coast Path and A55. The headland of Penmaen-bach Point can be seen in the distance.
	The Beach at Dwygyfylchi by Chris Andrews
	National Cycle Route 5 towards Conwy by JThomas Beside the North Wales Expressway (A55).
	Pendyffryn Farm by N Chadwick
	Pasture Land by Dave Smethurst This image is taken from SH734776 looking inland (east) across the local pasture. The sizeable lump of rock in the distance is Altwen.
	Sloane grave by BrianPritchard The grave of John and Elizabeth SLOANE, is located at the rear of St. Gwynin's Church in Dwygyfylchi, Penmaenmawr. John was killed on Christmas Eve 1880 when he fell under the wheels, when getting off the train at Penmaenmawr Station.... (more)
	Coast path at Dwygyfylchi by Eirian Evans Looking north-east, the headland of Penmaenbach looms large on the right and in the distance is the Great Orme.