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near to Bethel, Isle of Anglesey/Sir Ynys Mon, Wales

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	Bodorgan Station by Peter Duddy A remote railway station in the south of Anglesey serving a small hamlet with an interesting past. It is privately owned by the photographer.
	Old barn at Tre-Ddafydd-uchaf by Oliver Dixon
	Cae'r Ddol, Bodorgan, Anglesey. by Stephen Elwyn RODDICK A view of a small traditional cottage called Cae'r Ddol. Not much has changed in this view in the past one hundred years.
	Afon Gwna near Melin Gwna by Eric Jones
	Bodorgan railway station, Anglesey by Nigel Thompson Opened in 1849 by the Chester & Holyhead Railway, later part of the London & North Western Railway. View north west towards Ty Croes and Holyhead. It appears to have gained a waiting shelter on the Holyhead-bound platform and... (more)
	New Class 142 'Pacer' DMU leaving Bodorgan for Llandudno, 1986 by Ben Brooksbank View eastward, towards Menai Bridge, Bangor etc.: ex-LNWR Chester - Holyhead main line. This wayside station in Anglesey has remained open for some reason, but the 'train' is a demoted 15.05 stopping service from Holyhead.
	The Former Meyrick Hotel, Bodorgan by Chris Andrews
	Afon Gwna, Bodorgan by Chris Andrews
	Bodorgan Station by David Purchase One of several request stops on Anglesey (Ynys Môn). Inter-city trains will, of course, not stop but several local trains each day will stop if hailed from the platform. Here we are looking towards Holyhead, not very far away.
	Ordnance Survey Flush Bracket G4909 by Peter Wood This bracket can be found on the wall of the former Merych Arms Hotel - now a private dwelling - at Bodorgan Station. The benchmark height is recorded as being 24.792 metres above sea level. For more detail see : Link
	Bodorgan Station by Gordon Hatton Looking west towards Holyhead.
	A diversion of water from Afon Gwna to Llyn Coron by Eric Jones This is a flood prevention scheme