A pier was built here at Rhos on Sea in the 1890’s. In those days, building piers was fashionable in many resorts along the North Wales coast. Piers served a practical purpose by stretching out away from the shore and into deep water. They were a place where large paddle […]
Conwy County
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Rhos Fynach was once an extremely productive fishing weir, providing a vital food source. A highly effective and very popular method of catching fish, the coastline of North Wales was once scattered with dozens of similar structures. In 1861, Parliament passed a law ordering the destruction of all fishing weirs […]
Most people visiting Rhos on Sea, or travelling along the A55 corridor will not notice Bryn Euryn. It is a prominent hill which somehow blends into the background. At first glance, Bryn Euryn is just a small local community nature reserve, tucked away at the back of Rhos on Sea. […]
There is more to Conwy than just the castle! I’ve perhaps discovered the best kept secrets of Conwy! Conwy Castle, built by Edward I as part of his “iron ring” is world famous thanks to it’s UNESCO listing. However, did you know that the listing includes the fortified town walls? […]
Llandudno. A well known Victorian seaside resort in North Wales. But, how well do you know Llandudno? Are you familiar with the tramway? – What about the other tramway?? Are you familiar with the pier? – What about the other piers? Are you familiar with the pebble covered beach? – […]