Quiz Time (General Knowledge & Out of Area)

[Hugo]

The sculpture is by ex-resident Alan Mantle (originally from Arthog) and contains forty-one figures. It's the first bespoke public artwork ever to be installed in Dolgellau. It is carved from a fallen Sweet Chestnut tree from near Craig yr Aderyn (Bird Rock)       

[Nemesis]

Well done Hugo-- spot on !

http://dolgellau.eu/parc/roots.html

[hollins]

Where in North Wales will you find this building and what is inside it?

[hollins]

Some clues.......it is very near the coast path and has a connection with the steel industry.

[Yorkie]

With the ramped road surface I imagine it could be a refuge for a Security or Gate Man at the entrance to some works etc.  So inside it would have a couple of chairs, a tea pot, and the impedimenta to go with such a use.
 ZXZ

[hollins]

No, sorry Yorkie. nothing like that.
The answer is more likely to be known by a female member of the forum and I know at least two have been there.

[hollins]

Last clue and then I will give the answer if nobody gets it.
It is near a shipwreck.

[Yorkie]

Inside you will find a railway engine.   

[hollins]

No! Inside are lots of lovely things to buy.

[Yorkie]

I'm have another stab at Holywell  or Greenfield Dock, not sure exactly what its name is.   

Part of the old iron works.

[Hugo]

Is it Abakhan on the Coast Road by Mostyn?

[hollins]

Well done Hugo. This building is crammed full of knitting wool for sale. There are several different buildings which are attractively arranged like a small village. The largest sells fabrics and another one sells craft and hobby items.
There is also a nice looking cafe and access to the coast path and the grounded ship.
A fascinating place and thank you suepp for the original recommendation.

[Hugo]

Thanks Hollins,  I'm glad that you enjoyed your visit there.  It's a nice  place to visit and the food in the cafe is good too.

[Hugo]

Where is this and what is it called?     

[Gwynant]

              I seem to remember something like this on the coastal path between Rhoscolyn and Tre-arddur Bay and it was called Bwa Gwyn ("White Arch"), but I think it was bigger than this one.