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	Another busy season for NCI Station at Porth Dinllaen (28/9/11) The National Coastwatch Institution Station at Porthdinllaen has had a busy second season. Volunteers are being sought for this station and others expected to open in the future. Read more here>>
	Arddangosfa Ddiweddara ym Mhlas Glyn-y-Weddw (Hydref 2011) Latest Exhibition in Plas Glyn-y-Weddw (Autumn 2011) Mwy o wybodaeth/More information>>
	Llŷn from Ireland (16/9/10) Following a trip to Ireland this summer I have been looking for views back to Llŷn and have found some thanks to Michael Connaughton. View photos and labelled panorama>>
	It's Shearwater, but not as we knew it! (9/9/10) Alan Gray is back taking passengers along the coast of the Llŷn Peninsula on an all new boat, 'Shearwater' - and I joined him on one of his trips! Read the article here>>
	Llyn.info Pub of the Peninsula 2007: Ty Coch, Porthdinllaen 2008: Bryncynan, Morfa Nefyn 2009: Bryncynan, Morfa Nefyn
	Summer Storm 2008 After a lot of fine weather beforehand, midsummer 2008 brought with it some very unusual weather for the time of year, with severe gales causing disruption across the peninsula, and so we took a look around some of the peninsula's most noted coastal spots to see what it was like! Read more>>
	April Snow 2008 Unusual April scenes from across the Llŷn Peninsula, from Trefor to Mynytho, these wintry scenes were the result of heavy wintry showers overnight and during the morning. Gwynedd was one of the worst hit areas in Wales for this batch of wintry weather, when were just starting their fortnight Easter Holidays! Read more>>
	HRH Princess Anne visits Pwllheli On Thursday 3rd April 2008 the Princess Royal visited Pwllheli as president of the Royal Yachting Association to see the cream of Britain's young sailing talent taking part in the National Championships and Trials - possibly taking them as far as the Olympics in the future. Read more>>
	Peak Week 2007 During late August I travelled the length of the peninsula taking in five of our hills in five days, Mynydd Anelog, Moel-y-Gest, Garn Boduan, Garn Fadryn and Llŷn's highest peak of Yr Eifl. As you will see, the weather was mostly good for the walks with an amazing finish on Friday afternoon! Read more>>
	Ynys Enlli - A Trip to Bardsey A tour of the largest of our offshore islands, reputedly the burial place of 20,000 saints. If you ever really want to get away from it all, then this is the place for you! Read more>>

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