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Fact sheet about St David ... the patron Saint of Wales
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St David's Cathedral info panel
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St David's Cathedral
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Medieval Altar with Celtic designs
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Nave ceiling
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For my Saskatchewan friends (Colleen)
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Such strong hydrangea colours
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Next we drove to Porthgain for a pub lunch and to start our coastal hike. This moochy pooch was a riot! Hanging over the pub fence hoping for some attention from the pub patrons.
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The white borne marks the way to the tiny harbour
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We traversed through many a farmer's fenced field
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Along the winding coastline
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From jutland to jutland
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This was one of the prehistoric markers we passed along our route
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It was impossible to hike continuously ... nature's beauty proved far too distracting
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Neolithic circle of stones
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I wish I'd remembered to count the number of stones. The Picts, a pagan people, lived here centuries ago.
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From clifftops to the water ... crossing a miller's bridge
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Sometimes to see the structure one needs to view it in B&W
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This is for my friend Chris Richards ... these "creatures" also "guarded" the stone circles :)
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We are nearing the final leg of our 9 km trek
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I adore these colours
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Carreg Samson Cromlech, near Abercastell. A cromlech means "bent or curved slab or flagstone" found in Wales or in Cornwall.
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Pastureland
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Beginning our descent to Abercastell
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The tide was coming in