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Panorama of West End campsite. A spectacular view over St. Brides Bay, towards St. Davis and Ramsey Island |
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Cobbs and Jo's tent, West End campsite. The day we arrived was miserable drizzle. Next day, sun! |
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Cobbs and sunset over the campsite. The deepest oranges and blues in the sky. |
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Sunset the next day. There is a bank of cloud between us and the sun, and the sun is peeping out beneath the cloud just before it sets. |
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Pembroke Castle. View over Pembroke Town. |
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Keep at Pembroke Castle. Well preserved, very atmospheric. |
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Cavern beneath Pembroke Castle. This huge natural cave opened out onto the adjacent river and was used for storing provisions. There is a winding staircase up to the castle, you can just see the door on the left. |
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Puffin, Skomer Island. These cute birds are not at all shy. |
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Puffins, Skomer Island. The path runs across the clifftop, and the puffins would scuttle across the path to get their burrows. The braver ones would run right past your feet. |
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Puffin, Skomer Island |
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Puffin with sand eels, Skomer Island |
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Puffins, Skomer Island. This one is right on the cliff. They fly around the like little helicopters, then plop down onto the very edge. |
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Boat leaving Skomer Island. There was a long queue for the boat - about an hour. But we didn't mind because we were watching puffins and razorbills all around us, in the sea, in the air, on the cliff. |
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Robs and Jo, Carreg Samson. We found this big chunky dolmen in Julian Cope's book. |
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