East Mouse: Anglesey woman spends 24 hours on uninhabited island

But having spent 24 hours with only seabirds for company, she described the experience as “scary at times”.

Ms Mills, who works as a yoga teacher as well as a school bus driver, added that the experience was an “eye opener”.

“The weather was not great and it was really rough going out, my husband took me out on a Jet Ski and we had rowers bringing my stuff behind,” she said.

“The sea was very choppy and as I embarked on the island I did the splits and fell in, so that wasn’t the best of starts. It was a typical Bridget Jones entry onto the rock.

“I tried to get dried but there’s only one flat bit on the rock where you can sit, its like slices all over the islet, there’s nowhere comfortable to sit.”

But that wasn’t all that Ms Mills had to contend with, resulting in a less than comfortable night’s sleep.