As you leave Bangor and head onto the Menai Suspension Bridge, a sign will read: 'Môn, Mam Cymru'.
The Isle of Anglesey was once known as the 'Mother of Wales' because its fertile lands were considered capable of providing sufficient food for the whole of Wales.
Over the years, the island has remained true to its identity by providing various job opportunities through the renewable energy sector, farming, fisheries and tourism.
