Work continues on the rebuilding and improvements to the Cemaes Bay Heritage Centre.
Visual descriptions of the area around Wylfa, Anglesey, soon to be the site of Wylfa Newydd. What does this area look like now? Watch the changes as they happened. How will this area be changed by the new construction works? Will I still be in the area to see it all happen? The answer is now, no. House sold on 27th January 2016. How might this blog be continued? If you start a new one on Wylfa WalkerNewydd? please let me know and link to this one.
Saturday, 31 January 2015
Extra Food for Sheep at Wylfa
Extra food supplements are being fed to the sheep at Wylfa as lambing time approaches. Not much grass left at the moment.
Friday, 30 January 2015
Wylfa Nature Reserve Open Again
The barriers have come down around the permissive footpath through the Wylfa Nature Trail. But the footpath in sections is virtually walkable do to liquid mud created by the vehicles used to get the drilling rigs and out of the area.
Tuesday, 20 January 2015
Monday, 19 January 2015
Sunday, 18 January 2015
Saturday, 10 January 2015
'Many will be disappointed' - Yes
Controversial overhead power lines across Anglesey are the preferred option for the planned £8bn Wylfa Newydd nuclear station.
But National Grid (NG) has ruled out pylons for an area of outstanding natural beauty with cables set to run underground and under the Menai Strait.
The route will broadly follow the path of existing pylons.
NG said it realised that "many will be disappointed" that cables would not run all the way under the sea.
Monday, 5 January 2015
Sunday, 4 January 2015
Looking North
Panarama looking north from survey site.
Castyll Gardens to the left, Porth y Pistyll in middle and Wylfa A on right.
Castyll Gardens to the left, Porth y Pistyll in middle and Wylfa A on right.
Reduced Access by Public
I would suggest that public access to this section of the footpath network is reducing. This kissing gate between Castyll Gardens and Wylfa to Porth y Pystel is barely used now and the thorns and gorse are closing in around it. The muddy nature o f the footpaths and the noise of the machinery may be displacing regular walkers to the quieter ares to the west and east.
Friday, 2 January 2015
More Crushed Debris added to Access Raods
Still quiet on the lorry, drilling, digger front, only two vehicles adding more crushed debris from demolished buildings to the improvised trackways around the survey site in the countryside.
Thursday, 1 January 2015
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