Llandudno Pier. This pier was opened in 1877 in Llandudno, on the coast of North Wales. This is the seaward section of the pier, with a landward section (built in 1884) extending further back. The total length of 700 metres makes this pier the longest in Wales. At far right is the Little Orme headland. On the horizon are wind turbines, part of the Gwynt y Mor offshore wind farm that has been operating since 2015.
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