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Ten Days' Tour through the Isle of Anglesea, December, 1802

Introductory material

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Proposed Menai Bridge (omitted)

41. Llantrisant Stone

Pabo Stone (omitted, vide Arch. Camb., January, 1908)

Doorway at Llanbabo (omitted, vide Arch. Camb., January, 1908)

45. Llanfechell Stones

Llanfechell Church and Font

46. Llaneilian Church

Parys Mine (omitted)

48. Three Stones (near Amlwch)

49. Llanol Stone

50. Cromlech on Bodafon Mountain and Carreg Lleidr

Coin of Diocletian (omitted)

51. View of Bodafon Mountain from N.W.

52. View of Bodafon Mountain from S.E.

53. Stones in Penrhos lligwy Churchyard

54. Lligwy Cromlech

55. Lligwy Cromlech, Caer Lligwy

56. Llanallgo Cromlech and Font (vide note)

Stones at Marianglas (omitted)

58. Llaniestyn Stone

59. Llaniestyn Font

60, 61. Cromlech at Trefor (2)

Altar Tomb in Penmynydd Church, sketched from memory (omitted)

No. 99. The stepped gable over the gateway should, I think, be over the porch, and the pointed gable shown over the porch should be over the gateway, but I am not certain.

No. 115. The font described as in Penrhoslligwy Church is really the old font of Llanallgo. It was covered with plaster and set on a rough mass of masonry. When the Church was restored, about fifteen years ago, the plaster was cut away and the font was redressed.

N.B.—The beginning of a page in the original is marked by the introduction in the text of folio and number between brackets, thus (fol. 22).

Additional MSS. 33,636

This book was transcribed from my Journal by my brother Russell Skinner (who was the companion of my Tour) Anno Dom: 1804

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