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The West Shore (Llandudno)
Newest Review: ... out towards the sea and strange currents and, in the past, people have actually drowned trying to swim back from a sandbank to the shore. If you were to get stuck in this situation, stay put and shout for help and the inshore lifeboat will come and collect you - they have had plenty of practice, believe me! If you stay near the land you can build sandcastles to your heart's content in no ... more  ... danger at all so it is quite safe if you use your common sense.
The Promenade
If you walk up from the sand you will find yourself on a promenade which stretches the full length of the West Shore disappearing around the base of the Great Orme at one e...more |
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The West Shore (Llandudno): Psst! There's another beach at Llandudno! (1331 words)
by - written on 21/10/09 (Very useful, 125 readings)
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Llandudno is a beautiful Victorian seaside resort situated on the North coast of Wales. If you look at a map of North Wales you will see that Llandudno is set on a piece of land jutting out into the Irish Sea. The end of this piece of land is the Great Orme Country Park with Llandudno town at its base. If you can visualise this in your mind you will see that Llandudno will actually have two beaches - roughly one facing north and one facing west. The North Shore is the side where the main town, hotels and shops are. The pier is here as is the theatre and most of the entertainment is on this side of the town. Before we came to live here in Llandudno I ... Read the complete review
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