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Newborough, Isle of Anglesey
The south western corner of Anglesey, from the Afon Cefn estuary to the Menai Strait, was originally a huge system of shifting sand dunes. Between 1947 and 1965 about 1,700 acres of the dunes have been planted with conifers, the intention being to stabilise the dunes and protect the low lying homes and farmland around them from inundation by the sea. Many paths run through the dunes. The one pictured above runs along the eastern edge of the forest, marking the boundary between forest and Newborough Warren.
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Penrhyn Mawr Willow
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll
15
- Mobile Home
- Sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms
- £450 to £550 per week
