Near there is Dyserth where you can park in the carpark next to Anglian Windows and walk along the old railway track towards Prestatyn. I've done that a few times now and the views over the bay are superb. 
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benjiesmum
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I think it's Gwain-es-gur - but I may be wrong. Near there is Dyserth where you can park in the carpark next to Anglian Windows and walk along the old railway track towards Prestatyn. I've done that a few times now and the views over the bay are superb.
Near there is Dyserth where you can park in the carpark next to Anglian Windows and walk along the old railway track towards Prestatyn. I've done that a few times now and the views over the bay are superb. -
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My parents had a caravan on on a farmers field at Gwaenysgor. Loved it, Loved the views. 
Kath, Toby (Balee and Megan - Never out of my thoughts 
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benjiesmum
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We've been to Gwaenysgor today in between the rain showers for a good walk.
Hi Lemonmango!! Was my attempt at the pronunciation OK then????
It's a place I've never heard spoken so I was just guessing how it should be said. Sopme of the places round me are a reall mouthful!
Hi Lemonmango!! Was my attempt at the pronunciation OK then????
It's a place I've never heard spoken so I was just guessing how it should be said. Sopme of the places round me are a reall mouthful!
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benjiesmum
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lemonmango wrote:Rhydymywyn:
I can do that one! Buddie's training school is there!