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July, 2023

13. Dun Lar History

13. Dun Lar History

The western fort town of the Rathmor Channel, known for its shipbuilding and laterly the home of The Rathmor Brewery.

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15. Llyngor History

15. Llyngor History

A small fishing village, grew hugely after the opening of the Llyngor Bridge into a bustling railway junction and trade hub.

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18. Porthelan History

18. Porthelan History

Sitting at the heart of Rathmor’s fertile southern farmlands, it is also the gateway to the molasses mines of the central highlands.

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20. Falachfaen History

20. Falachfaen History

A slate-quarry town clinging to the southern slopes of Rathmor. Surrounding hills now used as a Ministry of Defence training camp.

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21. Talporth History

21. Talporth History

The original ‘Capital of Rathmor’. A large natural harbour and navigable river access to the islands interior meant Talporth was a very important place to control.

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23. Feòrag History

23. Feòrag History

An important junction and passing place on the run up into the hills from the port of Llanchala. Home to the Caileich Falls and the famous Glen Feorag Viaduct

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24. Gorofan Falls History

24. Gorofan Falls History

Up in the central highlands is the industrial heart of the G&R. A hardy bunch where winter seems to last for a good 10 months of the year. Tourist gateway to the mighty Cernawen mountain.

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