Llyn Traffwll

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Anglesey

Wales

Llyn Traffwll

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Llyn Traffwll Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.263206/-4.5120806 or Grid Reference SH3276. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

WWII Defences of North Wales: RAF Valley - Operations Block (1)

- Caergeiliog Chapel Hall: temporary wartime Operations Room During the Second World War RAF Valley operated as a fighter station for No. 9 Group defending England's industrial north-west and shipping in the Irish Sea. Operations against the enemy were planned and directed initially from this temporary Operations Room at the nearby village of Caergeiliog's chapel hall. A purpose-built Operations Block would be built later, the chapel hall having to suffice until such time as it became operational. SH3277 : WWII Defences of North Wales: RAF Valley - Operations Block (2)

Mike Searle

WWII Defences of North Wales: RAF Valley - Operations Block (2)

- RAF Valley wartime Sector Operations Block This purpose-built building was RAF Valley's Sector Operations Block during the Second World War, whose role was plotting the movements of enemy aircraft, and directing our own fighter aircraft against them. Today the building has found an alternative non-military use as a depot for highway maintenance vehicles. SH3277 : WWII Defences of North Wales: RAF Valley - Operations Block (3)

Mike Searle

WWII Defences of North Wales: RAF Valley - Operations Block (3)

- RAF Valley wartime Sector Operations Block The actual operations room would have been contained within the raised roof-line section of the building, and was the nerve centre of operational activity. SH3178 : WWII Defences of North Wales: RAF Valley - Operations Block (1)

Mike Searle

A5 looking west towards A55 roundabout at Dalar Hir

From large lay By

John Firth

Across the A5 to the Karting track

From large layby

John Firth

A55 lay-by heading east near Gwyddfor, Anglesey

Steve Fareham

The A55 North Wales Expressway

Towards junction 4.

Ian S

Eglwys St. Mihangel's Church

Eglwys St.Mihangel, the RAF Church - used as the Anglican and Scottish Free Church place of worship.

Arthur C Harris

Anglesey Airport terminal building

It was opened in 2007 and is situated on land that is leased from RAF Valley. It handles weekday flights between Anglesey and Cardiff. Currently (November 2014) the airline is Citywing with the flights operated by Links Air.

Robin Drayton