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

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	Chapel in Gaerwen by Nigel Williams Chapel in chapel street, Gaerwen
	Moriah Welsh Baptist Chapel, Gaerwen by Robin Drayton The original building on this site was erected in 1851. It was rebuilt in 1876 and is in current use. Situated on the A5; Thomas Telford's historic route between London and Holyhead.
	From a Chester-Holyhead train - Farmland and crossing near Gaerwen Isaf by Nigel Thompson
	Bus stop on A5, Gaerwen by JThomas
	Karrier Fire Engine Gaerwen by Richard Hoare Registration GYJ41, at present it's hardly worthy of sending to a fire.
	Fields towards A5 by John Firth Viewed from Gaerwen Arms car park. The A5 east of Gaerwen can be seen heading towards roundabout
	Moriah Welsh Baptist Chapel, Gaerwen by Eric Jones The first chapel on this site was built in 1851. It was demolished and replaced by a larger chapel in 1876/
	Farming store at Gaerwen by Oliver Dixon Store of Clynderwen and Cardiganshire Farmers, seen from the junction of Lon Groes and Chapel Street.
	Melin Maengwyn, Gaerwen by Eirian Evans One of two grist mills in Gaerwen.
	Looking towards Snowdonia by Gerald England From the service station on the A5 at Gaerwen.
	Melin Maengwyn by Chris Andrews Built in 1802. At the end off its working life it operated with only two sails supplemented by an agricultural traction engine. Finally damaged in a severe storm after the first world war.
	The A5 - the main street of the village of Gaerwen by Eric Jones This street is much quieter these days now that the vast bulk of the traffic goes along the A55 expressway which runs parallel with A5. For decades, with the sheer volume of traffic, Gaerwen was a notorious bottle-neck.