Pwll y Tarw

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Anglesey

Wales

Pwll y Tarw

Rusting anchor Amlwch port Credit: Richard Hoare

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Pwll y Tarw Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.416554/-4.3625832 or Grid Reference SH4393. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Rusting anchor Amlwch port

Richard Hoare

The Watch House at Amlwch

Built around 1819 and extended in 1835 it was used by folk who were responsible for moving vessels in and out of the port. It also acted as a social meeting place for captains.

Richard Hoare

The Watch House situated in Amlwch

The watch house with its small lighthouse was built in 1819, and then extended in 1835.

Meg Hoare

Inner harbour Porth Amlwch

Richard Hoare

Green buoy at Porth Amlwch

Richard Hoare

Winding mechanism

At Porth Amlwch.

Richard Hoare

Melin y Borth, Amlwch

Completed in 1816, this was the tallest windmill on Anglesey.

Chris Andrews

Melin Adda, Pentrefelin

Thought to have been constructed sometime in the 1790s. It closed in 1912. Now converted to a dwelling.

Chris Andrews

Disused Railway, Amlwch

This line led to the Associated Octel/Great Lakes Chemicals bromine production plant.

Chris Andrews

Level crossing gates closed

The redundant and disused line which led to the Associated Octel/Great Lakes Chemicals bromine production plant. SH4493 : Level crossing gates closed (2)

Richard Hoare

Level crossing gates closed (2)

The redundant and disused line which led from the Associated Octel/Great Lakes Chemicals bromine production plant. SH4493 : Level crossing gates closed

Richard Hoare

Disused and broken railway track

This line led to the Associated Octel/Great Lakes Chemicals bromine production plant.

Richard Hoare

Disused railway track at Amlwch

This line led to the Associated Octel/Great Lakes Chemicals bromine production plant.

Richard Hoare

Liverpool Arms, Amlwch Port

Richard Hoare

The Adelphi and adjoining fish and chip shop, Amlwch Port

Richard Hoare

The Quays coffee shop, Amlwch Port

With an interesting anchor on the patio. SH4493 : Anchor at The Quays coffee shop, Amlwch Port

Richard Hoare

Anchor at The Quays coffee shop, Amlwch Port

The proprietor had no idea where or which ship it came from.

Richard Hoare

Coastline above Bull Bay

Richard Hoare

Show me another place!

Pwll y Tarw is located at Grid Ref: SH4393 (Lat: 53.416554, Lng: -4.3625832)

Unitary Authority: Isle of Anglesey

Police Authority: North Wales

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Y Crochan Porth Carreg-fawr Traeth Dynion Trwyn Tew Pwll y Tarw

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