penmaenmawr

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FishingFreakJack
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Re: penmaenmawr

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It might be 'near' but a totally different beach.

The Ordinance Survey Shows Llanfairfechan to be Mud and Sand (grey), while Penmaenmawr is shown as Sand (sandy coloured).

http://www.bing.com/maps/?v=2&cp=53.264 ... ORM=LMLTCC

Surely like someone asking "How is the Mersey fishing ?" and you replying "It's fishing OK at Flint".[/quote]


There was no mud where i was digging which was by the carpark. No worms where the mud is :roll:
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Re: penmaenmawr

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There will be mud under the sand. That why it not dry out like other beach.

It a totally different beach. Not only geographically which you cannot dispute, but geophysically hence why it a different colour on Ordenance survey.
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FishingFreakJack
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Re: penmaenmawr

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John Petersen wrote:There will be mud under the sand. That why it not dry out like other beach.

It a totally different beach. Not only geographically which you cannot dispute, but geophysically hence why it a different colour on Ordenance survey.
It may just be shingle. I only noticed a small patch of mud.
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