Kathy Wedge
13 Parc Tyddyn,
From Menai Bridge on A5025 towards Amlwch for about four miles and turn right towards The Ship Inn on Red Wharf Bay. Parc Tyddyn is the first road on the right and Swn y Coed is the second bungalow
from the bottom of the road on the left.
Beaumaris’s elegant buildings have been the inspiration for a lot of my paintings. Recent lockdowns reminded me of The Prisoner filmed in N Wales and resulted in more surreal art.
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