Thanks for this. A handy guide as we research our visit to the island in a couple of weeks. Just subscribed to you

Nick, Gail and I have been briefly to Anglesey, arriving at Holyhead from Dublin Thank you for showing us what we missed!

Excellent stuff.

@ bryn celli ddu the free standing almost cercilar piller in the chamber is a foselised tree take a closer look 👀 next time yore down 😉 great video good work 🤗

@njh959

2 жыл бұрын

That's interesting. I didn't know that. The guide book doesn't say anything about that.

@johntoffee2566

2 жыл бұрын

@@njh959 It is not a fossilised tree. It is a pillar of locally sourced blue schist. A rare metamorphic rock.

just a thing, if you want to pronounce "caer" properly, just say it like this, KAI add an R, so it's KAIR, look like you will be visiting many of them, keep it up, great stuff.

@oneballwomble

3 ай бұрын

He may have got local advice. I have often heart Caer pronounced as CARE rather than CAIR by Anglesey native speakers.

No forgiveness for that trashing of an important Welsh name. Why don't you take instruction and practise before going public. You'd earn so much more respect.

@barnbersonol

2 жыл бұрын

Paid becso, fi'n nabod Saeson sy wedi bod yng Ngheredigion ers 50 mlynedd sy'n dala ffaili gweud Cwmtydu. Cum-teye- doo. Grrrrr rrrr rrrr!