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Moelfre Index
Gallery 1
Gallery 2
Gallery 3
Gallery 4
Gallery 5
Lifeboat Day 2006
Lifeboat Day 2007
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A selection of links about Moelfre
and district. Most of the links were last checked in September 2007. The links do not open in a
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on the link.
Links on this page were initially included from
searches on search engines and have been updated as appropriate. More recently, links have also been added by
request. If you have a website related to Moelfre and would like it
included, please feel free to contact me (see Contents Page - link in blue
panel on the left).
1. Discover Anglesey's Heritage
(formerly on the main council website). Brief information about
Moelfre and surrounding areas:
2. Moelfre Lifeboat Station:
3. Dic Evans Memorial Sculpture:
4. St Gallgo's Church:
- www.royalcharterchurch.org.uk - Website of
the Parish and Church of St Gallgo, Llanallgo, in the Diocese of Bangor. The church has a memorial
to the victims of the Royal Charter tragedy in 1859, 140 of
those who died are buried at St Gallgo's and there is a page
on the site about it. There are also pages about the parish, its
people and services, history of the church and the
recently completed restoration of the church's unique 13th
century bell. My grandparents who lived in Moelfre are buried in the
church cemetery.
5. Moelfre Visitor Information:
- www.anglesey.info/Moelfre.htm - a photo gallery of Moelfre on a site about
Anglesey.
- www.annspantry.co.uk
- Ann's Pantry, family run licensed cafe and restaurant close to the
beach, and pictured on these pages.
- www.visitmoelfre.fsnet.co.uk - A guide to Moelfre with a
range of items of interest.
- www.ynysribs.fsnet.co.uk - Ynys Ribs - trips around
the bay in a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) seating 12 passengers. They
offer the opportunity to see the
scenery and wildlife of the local area including the
Dulas Island seals in an hour long exhilarating ride. I was
told that by early
summer 2004, they had already become a hit with visitors
and are attracting attention from school groups and by people wishing
to spread ashes! If you're interested, information and leaflets
are available from Caban Laura, the food and drink kiosk in the car park by the beach.
- www.celticsaddles.fsnet.co.uk
- Celtic Western Saddles, the leather workshop run by Martin.
Used to occupy the small building next to Ann's Pantry heading down towards the beach,
although it looked as though this might have been sold when we were
there in August 2007.
6. Din Lligwy, the Burial Chamber
and old Chapel:
7. Moelfre Accommodation: A
selection of places to stay in and close to Moelfre village, but not a
complete list and I would be happy to add more links.
- www.fronbb.fsnet.co.uk - Fron B&B Guest House, facing the beach, next to
the Kinmel Arms and pictured in several photos on these pages.
- www.froncaravan.fsnet.co.uk - Fron Caravan, self catering
accommodation within the grounds of Fron Guest House.
- www.brynawelonbb.fsnet.co.uk - Bryn Awelon Country Guest House, along the
lane from the roundabout at the top of the hill into Moelfre towards
Din Lligwy.
8. Lligwy Accommodation: A
selection of places to stay around Lligwy Beach.
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