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Top 10 Best businesses in Gwynedd
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SureBlast
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Offering Blast cleaning services based in North Wales and cover the whole of the UK. Using various different blasting methods and also offer Welding, Spraying and other building construction services
Dancing Demon
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what's happening in our world of dancing demons and dinghies
Wern Fawr Manor Farm - Country House B&B
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We offer FIVE exceptional Self Catering Holiday Cottages and Country House Bed and Breakfast (B&B) accommodation in a delightful and unique setting, with every attention paid to your comfort and enjoyment for your vacation or holiday. Situated in approximately 60 acres of its own grounds, 6.25 acres of gardens and fields and 54 acres of woodlands, which we hope to create nature trails and woodlands walks in for our guests to enjoy, all this is surrounded by open countryside, it is on the outskirts of Llanbedrog, which is in the heart of the Lleyn Peninsula, an area designated as one of outstanding natural beauty.We have ample parking for your cars and boats.If you're looking for a venue where quality and attention to detail are a number one priority, then your search is over.
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Brynygwin Country House & Cottages
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Spend your holidays in wonderful holiday cottages in Dolgellau, North Wales, Porthmadog. At Brynygwin country house and cottages one can kick back, relax and enjoy the Welsh countryside.
Sunray Guest House Barmouth
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Comfortable Art Deco accomodation for long or short stay within Barmouth, Wales
Llanbedrog Information SIte
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This site provides you with all the information you need on the village of Llanbedrog, which welcomes you to have a happy holiday in our midst. We hope you enjoy the area, its beauty and tranquillity and will have fond memories for the future.The village gets its name because of the establishment of the Church, which is attributed to St Pedrog who lived in the 6th century. Llanbedrog is one of the key centres of the unique Lleyn Peninsula, a semi paradise tucked away beyond the mighty mountains of Snowdonia. It is especially renowned for its sheltered sandy beach (the most sheltered in North Wales) nestling under a steep rocky headland covered with picturesque heather and fringed by pine trees. The breathtaking beauty of the approach road has probably been painted and photographed more often than any area in this peninsula of unforgettable scenery.