Quiz Time (General Knowledge & Out of Area)

[Hugo]

It does look a bit like that one but it isn't.        It is on Anglesey and so you could say that it's an island on an island, but what is it called?

[Nemesis]

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.

I am surprised that you could stagger out of this place, knowing your penchant for crafts and knitting. !! I have to put a padlock on my purse when I visit there, as I always find something fascinating !

[Hugo]

This photo may help.

[Yorkie]

Yorkie's guess is that it is Mouse Island but not sure which of the three it is.   ZXZ

[Hugo]

a very good guess Yorkie and you are pretty close but that is not the name of the island in the photo.       

[Hugo]

We had a nice walk to the island yesterday and then walked on top of it as you can see in the photo.     

[Yorkie]

Could it then be  Llanbadarig island which is a recommended walk?   

[Hugo]

Another good guess Yorkie but I'm afraid that it is not correct.

Does this photo help?

[Gwynant]

            After having another look at your latest photo Hugo, I reckon that is the Skerries in the far distance which makes the island "Ynys-y-Fydlyn", which is just south of Carmel Head on the North West tip of Ynys Mon, and I believe that there is a lot of maritime history there. I have done the circular walk to Carmel Head from Cemlyn Bay past the "White Ladies" but never walked further round as the car was back in Cemlyn.
                             

[Hugo]

Well spotted Gwynant, it is Ynys Y Fydlyn.   We had a coastal walk from Church Bay (  Porth Swtan ) to Ynys Y Fydlyn and then returned via some country lanes.

 

Hope that your hip operation is continuing to improve and I forgot to mention about two friends I know who had the op.     One was a lady of 71 who was able to play badminton again after a couple of months. The other was the son in law of a guy that I used to go walking with and the son in law who had had two hip replacements and this guy both walked up  Kilimanjaro together.     

Yorkie,  Ynys =  Island        but it's a bit like Llanddwyn Island and is only an island on certain high tides

[Yorkie]

Yorkie,  Ynys =  Island        but it's a bit like Llanddwyn Island and is only an island on certain high tides

I find it necessary for me to cry, "FOUL,"
I was there at low tide so it was just like a pimple on an elephant's backside!

And, Thank you for today's Welsh Lesson, it is all being absorbed.    ZXZ

[Hugo]

Where in North Wales would you find this little building?       

[Merddin Emrys]

Going by the colour of the Gate, Portmerion or the garden that they own at the bottom of the road to Croesor.

[Hugo]

Nice try ME but it's not correct.    It's a lot further North East.   

[Hugo]

Here is some more of the photo but where is it?