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Llyn Ships
Some of the little ships that called at
the beaches and coves of Llyn, with cargos
ranging from
livestock, coal, lime, to load stone, and of course manganese at Rhiw.
"Porth Ferin"
"Porthsgaden"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Aberdaron"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Porthsgaden"
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"Hells Mouth"
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"Porth Ferin"
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"Hells Mouth"
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"Porth Ysgo"
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"Pwllheli"
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"Porth Ysgo"
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"Amy Summerfiled"
Wrecked at Nant Gwytheyrn on March the
23rd 1951.
She was a regular visitor to Porth Ysgo
in the 1920's.
Read
about the wreck |
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Porthdinllaen and Nefyn (Photos from cimwch.com)
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The Flat "Lily" at Porthdinllaen
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"Oak Villa" at Porthdinllaen |
"Coal ship at Abersoch" |
"Matje" at Porthdinllaen |
Regular runners from
Liverpool
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"Dora" |
"Telephone" |
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The Roma had a regular service from Liverpool |
The Briton was owned by William
Davies, Shop Maes, Nefyn, and she also had a regular service from the
Mersey |
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"A beautifully crafted model of one of Llyn's little
ships"
By Mr G Jones, thank you very much. |
If you can lend us some old photographs of this type, we
would be very grateful. |
