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LlanllyfniLlanllyfni is a small village in Caernarfonshire, near Penygroes, and seven miles from the county town, Caernarfon. The river River Llyfni runs through the village. This is largely Welsh-speaking and close-knit village, which grew when the Dorothea slate quarry was opened in the 1820s: the flooded workings lie by the village. Llanllyfni enjoys stunning views towards the Menai Straits, Anglesey and up the Nantlle Valley. (Read more) |
