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Tag Archives: Pembrokeshire coast path
Pwllgwaelod to Aberbach
Here are some of the wild flowers we saw on a walk to the beach at Aberbach this summer. I love Aberbach. The road that dips and climbs along the coast at this point is only single track and there … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Sea, Walking, Wildlife
Tagged Aberbach, Coastal path, Dinas, Dinas Circular Walks, Dinas Community Forum, Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire, Pembrokeshire coast path, Pwllgwaelod, Tegfan, Walks, wild flowers
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Wild Wood
The meltwater channel that joins Cwm yr Egwlys to Pwllgwaelod is now a wild wood of willow and alder. In spite of the wide, wheelchair accessible path that follows the valley and offers coastal path walkers an easy shortcut across the … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged Celtic mythology, Cwm Dewi, Dinas, Dinas Circular Walks, Dinas Cross, glacial valley, Pembrokeshire, Pembrokeshire coast path, Tegfan
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The Pembrokeshire Coast Path in Spring
Tegfan is within a few hundred yards of the coast path, which provides wonderful walking at any time of the year. The scenery, the flowers, the sky and the sea change from month to month to enchant and delight. It … Continue reading
Posted in History, Nature, Sea, Walking, Wildlife
Tagged cliffs, Dinas, Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire coast path, Pembrokeshire coastal path, sea, Tegfan, walking
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Wild rabbits on Dinas Island
Did Dinas Island rabbits give birth to ‘Watership Down’? It seems likely that Ron M Lockley’s fascination with rabbits begin when he was farming on Dinas Island during the years of the second world war. His subsequent study on Skokholm … Continue reading
Posted in Farming, Nature, Walking, Wildlife
Tagged Dinas, Dinas Cross, Dinas Island, Pembrokeshire, Pembrokeshire coast path, R M Lockley, Richard Adams, Tegfan, wild rabbits
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A winter walk round Dinas Head
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Posted in Farming, Nature, Sea, Walking, Wildlife
Tagged baby seals, Dinas Cross, Dinas head, Dinas Island, Fishguard, Newport, Pembrokeshire coast path, Pembrokeshire coastal path, Tegfan
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Windblown Hawthorn trees
According to the Met Office, Wales is one of the windier parts of the UK and the windiest areas are over high ground and along the coast. Look at the Hawthorn trees along the cliff-tops as you walk the Pembrokeshire … Continue reading
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Tagged cliffs, Dinas, hawthorn, Pembrokeshire coast path, wind, windblown
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