Eglwys Santes Gwenfaen — Attraction in Rhoscolyn

Went to the carol service last night. We were made so welcome. The service was carried out in Welsh and English allowing people to participate how they wished. The children from the local school sang and one of the dad's played the trumpet. It was beautiful. We stayed for sherry and mince pies and chatted to the locals afterwards. What a lovely little church. Great community spirit and welcoming people. Thank you from Jane and Kevin who are holidaying...

Beautiful church set in a remote serene atmosphere. Great job on the Flower Show this year! The displays were excellent, I visited on the last day.

Those which opted for dry material like the bundles of straw or succulent planting like the protea flowers which last much longer than more delicate flowers and broad green leaves. Hydration is key! Looking forward to next years...

My third great-grandmother (Sarah Davis) was married in the "previous" church on 20 November 1821 to Hugh Jones. Sarah was born in 1800 in Uppingham, Rutland. I shall be visiting the church next month when I'm on holiday...