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	View towards Penmaenmawr by Eric Marsh View from the road up to Penrhyn Castle.
	View from the Penrhyn Castle grounds by Oliver Mills A north-east view towards the sea, from a path at the north end of the castle.
	The power of water by David Medcalf This is a simple drain line off a Penrhyn Estate field and it's dry most of the year. However, in the storms of winter 2023/24, it three times destroyed the newly opened section of Coast Path and also damaged the boundary wall (behind... (more)
	The sea-breached Penrhyn Castle estate wall by Eric Jones The condition of the wall on this more exposed stretch of the coast shows the strength of the waves even within sheltered waters such as the Menai Straits.
	Penrhyn Park - view towards the shore by David Dixon
	The duck pond at Penrhyn Park by sion roberts
	View from Coastal Path through Penrhyn estate, Llandegai by Meirion
	Entrance to stable courtyard Penrhyn Castle by Richard Hoare This area houses the railway museum.
	View west from Penrhyn Castle grounds by Eirian Evans What looks like an island on the horizon is actually the Great Orme
	Along the North Wales coast by Ian Capper Looking across Penrhyn Park towards Great Orme on the left and Penmaenmawr on the right.
	Penrhyn Estate near Bangor, Gwynedd by nick macneill The property and gardens are owned and managed by the National Trust.
	Remains of Medieval Chapel at Penrhyn Castle by Jeff Buck The tiles from this medieval chapel in the grounds of Penrhyn Castle were probably reused in the Victorian castle chapel.