#anglesey

[tim-dennis]

Aerial shot of iron age huts at Melin Llynon, Llanddeusant

[poppyflo2]

Henry Paget, 5th Marquess of Anglesey, nicknamed "Toppy", circa 1900, photo John Wickens.

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[babbittybabbitt]

At Cemlyn Nature Reserve, Ynys Môn

[thesilicontribesman]

Llanfechell Prehistoric Standing Stones, Llanfechell, Anglesey, Wales

[fallbabylon]

Trefignath Chambered Tomb is a Neolithic burial monument raised more than five thousand years ago on a low rise of the Anglesey landscape. Its tall, weathered slabs are the remains of a once-covered stone chamber where the dead of an early farming community were laid to rest beneath a cairn of earth and rock.

A short distance away stands the solitary monolith of Ty Mawr Standing Stone, a single upright stone watching over the tomb and the surrounding fields.

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Ahead by a nose … a rabbit chases a hare in a surprising turn of events in Anglesey, UK

Stuart Benson/SWNS

[denhugh]

[glitched-eyes]

Haven't seen many people talk about it so I want to say go watch Madfabulous.

Its based on the real life of this guy, Henry Paget 5th Marquess of Anglesey.

As you can see, the man had drip. He inherited his family's fortune at a young age and spent it on jewels, outfits and theatre.

He lived at Plas Newydd, a mansion on Anglesey, and since it's part of the national trust, you can go there yourself. Would recommend it's a gorgeous place. And a lot of the movie is set there.

Having lived a majority of my life on Anglesey, and visted this place so many times, I think it's really cool to see there's a movie which tells the stoey of this figure in queer Welsh history.

Also it's they got a Welsh actor to play him, Callum Scott Howells, which is great to see.

So if you can, go watch it, it was a fun time.