Episode 4
Series following the people of Llyn from the spring to autumn of 2014. In the final episode, Llyn's bikers get to see the place anew as autumn arrives and visitors leave.
Breathtakingly beautiful, the Llŷn Peninsula is one of Wales's most popular holiday destinations. It's also a stronghold of Welsh language and culture: tourists flock to find that corner of 'Welsh' Wales. But can Llŷn still keep its language strong and keep a welcome for its visitors? This series follows the people of Llŷn from spring to autumn 2014 as the seasons come and go.
In the final episode, Llyn's bikers get to see the place anew as autumn arrives and visitors leave. New vicar Richard Wood puts his Welsh to the test, while farmer Margiad Williams contemplates the future for the language and for Llyn.
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Autumn on the Llŷn Peninsula
Duration: 02:23
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Producer | Gwenllian Griffith |
| Director | Nia Dryhurst |
A look at the true nature of the community of Pen Llŷn
The producer of the series on filming life in Pen Llŷn across a year.
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BBC’s Real North Wales season - a fresh look at life across north Wales.
