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near to Holyhead/Caergybi, Isle of Anglesey/Sir Ynys Mon, Wales

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	Holyhead Customs House by Gerald England The building on Salt Island/Ynys Halen dates from 1821.
	Fencing on Salt Island Bridge by DS Pugh Salt Island is inside the restricted area of the ferry terminal.
	Boarding the 'Jonathan Swift' ferry at Holyhead by John Lucas Irish Ferries use this fast boat to operate two daily return trips between Dublin and Holyhead. It runs at high speed so an attractive option if you want a fast crossing but is more susceptible to rough seas and is more likely to be... (more)
	The trawler Harmoni and the training vessel Smit Don at the Public Quay. by Eric Jones The Smit Don, and its sister ship Smit Dee, are training vessels for Search and Rescue units from RAF Valley. The newly graduated Sea King pilot, Flt.Lt. William Wales will by now be very familiar with these boats.
	Stena Line ferry at Holyhead by Jaggery Viewed from the Celtic Gateway footbridge. Link
	North Wales WWII defences: Holyhead, Anglesey - pillbox (2) by Mike Searle - Pillbox (variant): DoB ID: S0008121 Interior view. SH2682 : North Wales WWII defences: Holyhead, Anglesey - Ynys Peibio pillbox (1)
	The Fish Docks, Holyhead by Eric Jones
	Bridge into Salt Island Holyhead (Caergybi)port by Steve Fareham Taken from 'new' harbour side, into the restricted Stena ferries area.
	Holyhead - Lighthouse on Admiralty Pier by Colin Park
	JB-115 at Holyhead by Arthur C Harris JB-115 is a MSC SEA-2000 self-elevating unit and built in 2009.
	Benchmark#1 on Turkey Shore Road, Holyhead by Meirion This benchmark can be found on the NW side of Turkey Shore Road in Holyhead. For more details see: Link
	Admiralty Arch, Holyhead by Christopher Hilton The ceremonial end to the long A5 (Watling Street) linking London to Holyhead (and thence Ireland). Now on the edge of a car park, hence the disappearance of the bottom of the arch off the picture - the only way to crop out the cars.