Bwthyn Llŷs Twrog is now open for the 2024 season.  A very wet February was replaced by a topsy turvy March with some mild weather followed  on the 28th March by 50cm (2 inches) of overnight snow! It didn’t hang around for long.

As we move into April, the sun begins to set over the Irish Sea and hopefully 2024 will be a good year for sunsets. The picture on the left shows the best sunset recorded in 2023; the sun going down behind Holy Island while reflecting off low clouds over Anglesey and the Menai Strait. The sunset season will ll continue through to early September.

The Bwthyn has had its usual spring clean over January and February. Having undergone major renewal in 2023 there is not a lot that has changed in the Bwthyn but it now benefits from solar power generated by panels on the roof of the main house next door.