We set off early and arrived at Rhosneigr, I parked up on a side street and we made our way to the train station. This was approximately a mile from the clock tower. We went on a Monday instead of the usual Saturday (Reason was Saturday and Sunday rain was forecast and I had Monday off work and the forecast looked good) The train ran about every two hours and was only a 5 minute ride to Valley which was the next stop. Then a quick look at the map and we headed towards the bridge, on arrival I realised we had walked to the wrong bridge. The Stanley Embankment which I recognised from our previous visit once I got near. Another look at the map and we found a road to take us in the direction of Four Mile Bridge. This is why there are randon Valley places on the video. Once at Four Mile Bridge we noticed a coast path sign heading along the water, but I was sure we needed to go the road way, we followed the water for a while and headed back to Stanley Embankment. AAHH not again. This time we headed back again to Four Mile Bridge and continued along the coast path trail towards Rhosneigr. It was a shorter walk passing RAF Valley, we saw a lot of planes in the sky today, highlight was the RAF base and the beach walk just before Rhosneigr. We were finished earlier than normal, so finished the day with an ice cream at the beach.

• RAF Valley

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• Anglesey Airport

• Four Mile Bridge

• Holy Island

• RAF Valley 

• Rhosneigr  Rhosneigr Railway Station

• Valley 

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