OR702 Crawiau yn Cwm Croesor Gulvinec Most if not all the

Most if not all the tavernas in Greece which are on the waters edge have a jetty extending out to welcome customers who arrive by boat

Separating Ynys Mon (Anglesey) from the mainland of Wales is an 8 mile long stretch of water known as the Afon Menai

The rock at the far end of the painting is all that remains of a large dolerite quarry

At its western end the sand ends at the rocky headland which has given the beach it's name

OR702 Crawiau yn Cwm Croesor Gulvinec Most if not all theWatercolour Crawiau is the Welsh word to describe the slate fence that was used extensively in North Wales as field boundaries. The slate used was waste from the quarries and was of poor quality, but for tenant farmers and quarrymen it was a cheap method of controlling stock. Shipping is free on Originals. See our Original Buying Guide for more information on shipping.