St Mary's Chapel of Ease, Tal-y-Llyn, is a listed grade one medieval church in an isolated setting by the side of the lane

The village of Bryn Du can be seen across the fields. Note the converted windmills. Formerly Anglesey was known as the granary of Wales. Now there is not a field of corn to be seen, though there are many former windmills.

Our lane heads towards the coast

Fine views from the usually fairly quiet A4080

Cable Bay (Porth Trecastell) is popular in summer with swimmers, surfers and canoeists. Though it is by the side of the road you do have to dismount at the car park to see it.  On the top of the headland, just visible in the photo, is a remarkable burial chamber, which can be reached in a couple of minutes' stroll and from the top of which one is rewarded with superb views.

Rhosneigr: the mountains of Snowdonia (left) and the Lleyn peninsula (right) provide a fine sky-line on a clear day

Town Beach at Rhosneigr has distinctive rocky reefs and islets

Rhosneigr

Rhosneigr is an all the year round mecca for aqua sports enthusiasts of all kinds

A lane on the return with Snowdonia in the background

Snowdon can be seen on the right

A ruined windmill at Gwalchmai