Dwygyfylchi services
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Dwygyfylchi services
Image: © Jonathan Wilkins Taken: 16 Apr 2011
The petrol station and erstwhile Little Chef restaurant by the side of the A55 Expressway, imaged from the footbridge carrying the footpath to the beach. Although many of the Little Chef restaurants were saved under the re-financing following administration in late 2006, this was not one of them and the site remains in a derelict condition. The car park used to be very useful for forays to the beach, but access is now blocked. In the background the great, scree-covered mass of the Penmaenbach shows its igneous origins wonderfully.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.280318
Longitude
-3.899368