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Birdwatching on the Llŷn Peninsula:
One of Wales’s greatest birding destinations: you come for the beaches and the fish and chips — then a chough swoops past with its crimson bill, and suddenly you’re hooked.
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A History of the Llŷn Peninsula
From Giants to Ghost Villages: the Llŷn juts out into the Irish Sea like a crooked finger pointing towards Ireland — one of the most beautiful, unspoilt and historically layered places in Britain.
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The Pilgrim Churches of the Llŷn Peninsula
Saints, Stones and Sacred Places: in 1119 Pope Callixtus II decreed that three pilgrimages to Bardsey Island equalled one journey to Rome — and for four hundred years the pilgrims came.