Posts about Pembrokeshire
From where my paternal grandparents came, and the scene of many years of childhood holidays.
The final resting place of a beloved character from the Harry Potter series of books and films.
A friend from Switzerland appreciated the area through my photos last year and asked for some tips of some “must-see” places to visit on a short summer trip. After emailing details at the time, it’s taken me a while to get the tips into shape for a blog post… but here it is, at last!
I dragged my family across a small island off the south coast of Pembrokeshire in South Wales in the rain to see a lighthouse. What a wretch I am.
It’s been a hectic week and weekend, hence the delay in posting that I’ve released my 2010 calendar.
Elegug Stacks are two limestone pillars standing freely, a short distance from the cliffs on the coastline of Pembrokeshire in south west Wales. Due to their inaccessibility, a multitude of birds are allowed to breed in comparative peace.
Photographed on Freshwater East beach during a family trip to Wales, where we used to go on family holidays.
A great moment as a family’s dog can barely contain himself on the way to the beach.
We’re only just back from a trip to Italy and it’s time to head off again for a foreign break!
Going through photos from our wedding and honeymoon trip last year, to compile a book from Blurb. So expect a few more ones you haven’t seen yet being added to this Flickr set.
