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Llandudno North Parade from Min y Don Guest House / Copper Mill Bar

If you enjoy our video stream, please "LIKE" and SUBSCRIBE! We'll be easier to find when you come back. In accordance with our privacy policy (see our website), we do not share information with any other commercial or non-commercial enterprise. WHO WE ARE: We are Teresa & Rheinallt, the owners / custodians of Min y Don. Our webcam shares the view from our restaurant and accommodation businesses of the spectacular Llandudno North Shore, from the entrance of the Victorian Pier to our west (left of cam), to the Little Orme to our east (directly in centre of cam). The camera runs 24 hours a day, 7 days per week and we do our utmost to keep "up-time" as high as possible. Wherever necessary, we endeavour to carry out essential system maintenance to overnight periods to reduce down-time during peak viewing hours. Min y Don is our home, from which we run a six bedroom guest house with all six guest bedrooms sharing the same view over three floors (all sea facing double / king or suite rooms). We also run a 40 cover licenced restaurant - The Copper Mill. We do not run the cam for commercial gain - however, we have added our telephone number so that viewers may contact us should you wish to stay over or eat at our restaurant whilst enjoying the view. You can find us on TripAdvisor (to check out our guest reviews) and book directly via our website for our best prices. Links are added below for your convenience. Min y Don stands on a very historic site - the original building stood here well before Llandudno town was developed by the Victorians as a tourist destination. The building originally served as the water wheel-house for the "New Mine" copper ore mill (thus the restaurant name) - its 15 foot water wheel powering the crushing mill for the copper ore mined from the Great Orme's newly discovered copper ore streams. The Great Orme has produced copper ore for 3,500 years - perhaps longer, but the "new mines" were developed in the early 1800's. There is an access shaft 30 meters from our doorstep and we are members of the Great Orme Exploration Society (GOES) - we attach a link to GOES's website below, which we encourage you to visit TO FIND OUT MORE: https://www.minydonllandudno.co.uk/ https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_R... https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaur...   / minydon.wales   https://www.goes.org.uk/home CHAT RULES (we don't set rules as such, but ask everyone to abide by common courtesy to others): Please respect all users, regardless of your feelings towards them. Always treat others the same way you would wish to be treated. The use of profanity (bad language) is prohibited, this is a 'family friendly' chat. Discussion about politics, religion, race, sex, or violence is not permitted. Hate Speech is quite simply not allowed. Please do not belittle others. Threats of any nature will not be tolerated. PLEASE DO NOT POST NUMEROUS SMALL MESSAGES RIGHT AFTER EACH OTHER. THIS IS CONSIDERED AS SPAM. Do not disrupt the chat session by spamming. You may post about another YouTube channel if it is relevant to the chat however single unrelated posts advertising another channel are not permitted. Welsh or English are the only languages permitted in the chat, use a translator if necessary. The excessive use of emoji's is discouraged. Do not discuss or ask for personal details. The Min y Don crew will remove posts, timeout or ban users at their discretion. Llandudno North Shore, Llandudno Victorian Pier, Alpine Bus Tours, The Great Orme, The Little Orme, Llandudno North Parade, Llandudno Fireworks, Conwy County, Wales