Day 3: Malltraeth to Rhosneigr

This is a pleasant and short day's walk, along the Anglesey Coast Path for much of the day. We pass through the well-kept and extensive grounds of the Bodorgan Estate. It was in one of the lodge houses here that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stayed when resident on Anglesey. We pass the "church in the sea" but are unable to visit it because it will be high tide at that point and the church is ... in the sea!

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Gathered for our eucharistic service in St Cadwaladr's church, Llangadwaladr. Some rain today, less than we feared. John Chenery Original Tweet

Special welcome for Howard and Colin on the handpump! John Chenery Original Tweet

Today's lunch pub in 1904 Edward Stork

At last, the first beers of the pilgrimage in The Crown Aberffraw John Chenery Original Tweet

Nothing like a nice cuppa: this lady saw the pilgrims sitting on a wall eating their rolls, on a coldish dampish day, and brewed teas and coffees for all! Susie Duffy

Pilgrims enjoying a welcome cup of tea Susie Duffy

Pilgrims seeing church on island Edward Stork

Marie looking out at the Church on the Sea Bernie Magee

St Cwfan, Llangwfan, the "church in the sea" which we couldn't visit today! John Chenery Original Tweet

"Go with the tide"😀 Danny Thomas Original Tweet

Cows versus the pilgrims Edward Stork

Drinks stop. I have been frontmarking today so not so many photos from me. John Chenery Original Tweet

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The pilgrims at dinner in Rhosneigr Village Hall John Chenery Original Tweet

We knew the high tide would stop us reaching the church in the sea but it also made us change our route on the fly earlier. John Chenery Original Tweet

It was quite a fraught day frontmarking, with constant wind and occasional light drizzle, and the high tide... John Chenery Original Tweet