One of the most significant archaeological finds in Cymru came all the way back in 1869 when a Welsh farmer near Dolbenmaen, Gwynedd, discovered Lunula Llanllyfni in a bog at Llecheiddior-uchaf farm.

Bryncir Tower before its restoration into a holiday home. #Bryncir #Dolbenmaen #Gwynedd #Cymru #FollyFellowship #Follies #Folly #follies.org.uk

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St Mary's Parish #Church, #Dolbenmaen 📍

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In Cwmystradllyn, Dolbenmaen off the A487 heading from Caernarfon to Porthmadog, I believe.

I’ve written lots about the Belgian woodcarver Emile De Vynck (tinyurl.com/vynck) but not found much about his wife –until today. I found that Maria Regina De Vynck (née Sermeus) signed the Welsh Women’s Peace Petition in 1923. See here: tinyurl.com/WalesPP

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- A487 Dolbenmaen partially blocked between Bryncir & Tremadog
- A4080 partially blocked near Hootons, Brynsiencyn
- A4080 blocked by a tree between Newborough and the forest