Hobbies & Pastimes in Gwynedd

Sound Transfers
http://www.soundtransfers.co.uk
Sound Transfers has nearly 20 years work experience in recovery and preservation of sound recordings from old and vulnerable grooved and tape media. In 1979 John L Davies started the Adlonni sound archive (about to be re-launched on CD\'s) to preserve ancient Welsh recordings from which Sound Transfers evolved, and now offers a precision analogue to digital transcription service.

Plas Dinas Country House
http://www.plasdinas.co.uk
Plas Dinas Country House set in Snowdonia, North Wales. We offer you nine individually styled bedrooms with five star comforts in historic yet relaxed surroundings in beautiful grounds.

Door-key.com
http://www.door-key.com
The internet site of Dodds Property World. Property, commercial, residential and lettings throughout NE Wales and Chester.

Gwynedd Young Archaeologists Club
http://www.gyac.org.uk
The Gwynedd Young Archaeologists’ Club is a branch of the National Young Archaeologists’ Club. The Club is open to all children between the ages of 8-16 years. If you are interested in archaeology and want to discover more about the archaeology of the area, learn new skills and make new friends, this is the Club for you.

Anne Smith Glass Designs
http://www.annesmithglassdesigns.co.uk
I design creative solutions in glass for a diverse range of purposes and spaces. I work with fused, lampworked and stained glass to create unique, tactile pieces for interiors, gifts and architecture. My contemporary style and traditional quality is perfect for the individual, and the home as well as the corporate environment.

Rodney Adams Antiques & Interiors
http://www.rodneyadamsantiques.com
Rodney Adams Antiques is a family run business centred on the Llŷn Peninsula, North Wales. We have been established for nearly forty years, concentrating our stock on providing fine country furniture and furnishings. We always have a wide selection of stock available, most of which can be seen displayed in one of our four shops in Pwllheli.

Tynycornel Hotel
http://www.tynycornel.co.uk/
Overlooking Tal-y-Llyn Lake, this inn is popular with anglers. The hotel has a sauna and solarium for the use of all guests. Mountain bikes are available, whilst walkers are also catered for. We can provide maps and packed lunches, a courtesy vehicle, a drying room and even a professional guide by arrangement.

Gwynedd Archaeological Trust
http://www.heneb.co.uk
The Trust was formed in 1974 as an educational charity to inform the public on archaeological matters, to respond to increasing threats to the archaeology of the area, and to educate in the broadest sense. It now offers a wide range of archaeological services and has a depth of local knowledge about the archaeology and historic landscapes of north-west Wales.