home.social

#benllech — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #benllech, aggregated by home.social.

fetched live
  1. The #dogs got an opportunity to go the beach at #Benllech last night. It was really quiet while the World Cup final was on.
    They had a lovely time charging round chasing the ball.
    #DogsOfMastodon

  2. The #dogs got an opportunity to go the beach at #Benllech last night. It was really quiet while the World Cup final was on.
    They had a lovely time charging round chasing the ball.
    #DogsOfMastodon

  3. It's our final evening on the island ,so we have been for a lovely meal at the Breeze Hill pub in #Benllech.

    We also popped down to #Moelfre to take some photos in the dwindling light.

    😊

  4. It's our final evening on the island ,so we have been for a lovely meal at the Breeze Hill pub in #Benllech.

    We also popped down to #Moelfre to take some photos in the dwindling light.

    😊

  5. Had an unexpected trip to #Anglesey today, when my mum and her two sisters were involved in a [thankfully minor] #RTC on the #A55 en route to a week away.

    I drove over with The Child to Mold to collect them and take them on to #Benllech. Spent literally two minutes there then turned around and drove all the way home again.

    2hrs there, a crippling 4.5hrs back. Bank holiday traffic and an exodus from Wales responsible.

    But three old ladies get their holiday, so it’s all a win in the end.

  6. One of the lesser known burial tombs on Anglesey for #TombTuesday: Pant y Saer near #Benllech, #Anglesey. Overgrown today, but the photo from 1912 in Neil Baynes' "The megalithic remains of Anglesey" shows it more clearly. An excavation in 1932 found the remains of 54 people.

    Read more about it on my web site: anglesey-history.co.uk/places/
    #archaeology #megalithic #burial tomb #neolithic

  7. One of the lesser known burial tombs on Anglesey for #TombTuesday: Pant y Saer near #Benllech, #Anglesey. Overgrown today, but the photo from 1912 in Neil Baynes' "The megalithic remains of Anglesey" shows it more clearly. An excavation in 1932 found the remains of 54 people.

    Read more about it on my web site: anglesey-history.co.uk/places/
    #archaeology #megalithic #burial tomb #neolithic