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Aberdaron (Welsh pronunciation: [
abɛrˈdarɔn]) is a community,
electoral ward and
former fishing village at the
western tip of the Llŷn
Peninsula in the...
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Aberdaron (Richard
Robert Jones; 1780–1843), also
known as **** of
Aberdaron, was a
Welsh traveller and polyglot.
Aberdaron was born in 1780 in the...
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Church of St Hywyn,
Aberdaron, Gwynedd, Wales, is a
parish church dating from the 12th century. Its
origins are earlier, as a clas
church from the...
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seventeenth century around Abersoch.
Shipbuilding was
important at Nefyn,
Aberdaron,
Abersoch and Llanaelhaearn,
although the
industry collapsed after the...
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lighthouse stands.
Since 1974 it has been
included in the
community of
Aberdaron. The
island is
claimed to be the
burial site of Merlin. It has been an...
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miles (215 km) in length, and was
officially launched at
Porth y Swnt,
Aberdaron on 10 July 2014.
Development of the
trail started in 2011, and its official...
- From 1967 to 1978 he was
vicar of St Hywyn's
Church (built 1137) in
Aberdaron at the
western tip of the Llŷn Peninsula.
Thomas retired as a clergyman...
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clinic were
established in 1878 by Dr
Griffith Griffiths of Brynmawr,
Aberdaron who died at Mawphlang, 22
April 1892.
After Griffiths came
William Williams...
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Namib Desert, Africa;
Porth Oer (also
known as
Whistling Sands) near
Aberdaron in Wales;
Indiana Dunes in Indiana;
Barking Sands Beach in Hawaiʻi; Ming...
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Georgiana Hare-Naylor (ca. 1755–1806) an
English painter and art patron. Dic
Aberdaron (1780–1843),
traveller and
polyglot who
taught himself Latin at the age...
