Completed in 1826 the bridge connects mainland Wales with the island of Angelsey and carries the A5 road from London to Holyhead. In the background snow still clinging in parts to the mountains of Snowdonia. The bridge is a Grade 1 listed building.
One of the alleyways between the roads of the walled town of Tenby leading towards the harbour.
St Catherines Island Tenby, South Wales reflected in the wet sand of South Beach
From Pont Pen-y-benglog looking at part of the falls from Llyn Ogwen with the mountain Tryfan shrouded in low cloud in the background.
From just above Pont-y-Pair Bridge, the River Llugwy, Afon Llugwy, in Betws-y-Coed close to the multiple waterfalls
From Pont Pen-y-benglog looking along the Ogwen Valley towards Bethesda
The Blaenau Ffestiniog Railway is a 1 ft 11"‚ in narrow-gauge railway mainly in the Snowdonia National Park. A major tourist attraction this image shows a train arriving at Porthmadog Station.
Afon Lugwy makes its way through Betws-y-Coed in the Conwy Valley in Caernarfonshire. The town is close to the border with Denbighshire and has become a popular with visitors to Snowdonia.
Llandudno is a seaside town in North Wales sandwiched between the Great Orme and the Little Orme. An early 20th century tramway reaches the summit of the Great Orme in two sections. The Grade 2 listed building pier, 700metres long, is home to shops, amusements, a ferris wheel and cafes and was originally opened in 1877.
