Burial of all Rubble at Porth yr Ogof

All the rubble from the demolition of the lifeboat house seems to have been buried underneath the widened path to the beach. The clay to the left still seems to be collapsing as it is too steep to hold its own against gravity and the water that seeps down the valley from the west.

Demolition rubble used as base for the the new access road.

Rubble from the walls and roof of the former lifeboat station at Porth yr Ogof
seem to have been buried to produce a new, wider track
down to the beach.

Only the rear wall and side walls now exist of the former
lifeboat house at Porth yr Ogof.

Lifeboat memorial at Cemlyn

This memorial was renovated by Wylfa Power Station.

Cemlyn lifeboat memorial with Wylfa power station at Cylch y Garn
looking east across the bay. 

Detail of the inscription to the Cemlyn Lifeboat memorial.

Reverse side of Cemlyn lifeboat memorial.
The original inscription.