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Gronant.

 

 

Gronant is known for its Dunes, an area of sand dunes and foreshore that
stretch to the Point of Ayr, Talacre.  There is outstanding wildlife and it
is a site of Special Scientific Interest. Both Gronant and Talacre Dunes are
popular with holidaymakers and local residents.

Upper Gronant has a village shop/post office and the Gronant Inn.  There
used to be an enclosed order of nuns at Talacre Abbey at the end of Abbey
Drive. The building is now a private residence.
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                The Berrell family of Coed Môr, Abbey Drive, Gronant - courtesy of Mike Berrell  Mostyn Road, Gronant  Gronant - courtesy of Mike Berrell  Upper Gronant - courtesy of Mike Berrell  Gronant, Shore Road

If you have any old postcards or photographs of North Wales that you could scan and email then please send them to phil@bodffordd.fslife.co.uk

 

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