The A55 looking east towards the Penmaenbach tunnels.
Pen-y-Clip tunnel
Pen-y-Clip Tunnel
A55 west of Pen-y-Clip tunnel
A55 Eastbound, Pen-y-Clip
Bridge carrying the A55 looking west
New cycleway 3
A55 westbound with new footbridge
Telford\'s Road, Pen-y-Clip
Telford\'s Road, Pen-y-Clip
Tunnels through Penmaen-bach
Eastbound tunnel at Penmaen-bach
Cycle track round Penmaenbach Point
Penmaen-bach Tunnels
Penmaen-bach Tunnel, East
Penmaen-bach Tunnel, East Side, A55
Signal gantry, Penmaen-bach
Diverge at A55 J33B
East bound entrance to Conwy Tunnel A55
A 55 Trunk route at Broughton
Dividing the Woods
A55 North Wales Expressway
A55 Expressway near Northop
A55 on Warren Mountain
A55(T) Expressway
Caerwys Junction on the A55
Rhuallt hill
Rhuallt hill A55
Passing Bodelwyddan
A55 Dual Carriageway
Rhuallt hill and the Vale of Clwyd
A55 Convoy
A55 Expressway
A55 Expressway in Colwyn Bay
A55 Expressway in Colwyn Bay 2
The A55 North Wales Rd
Approaching Bangor on the A55
A55 near the Caernarfon turnoff
The Anglesey bound A55 Expressway
The Gwynedd end of Pont Britannia
Britannia Bridge
Pont Britannia
Britannia Bridge
The A55 from the A5 overbridge
A55 Britannia Bridge
Taken from below the Brtiannia Bridge over the Menai straights last weekend.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 21, 2008 by Mark Hewitt
A55 to Holyhead
Bilingual sign on the A55
All signs in Wales are bilingual but this one -- in referring to Chester (in England) by its Welsh name -- was unusual at the time (2008). However, such signs are today (2019) much more routine.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on 28-01-2008 by James
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