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Pembroke, "birthplace of Henry VII" and quite a mecca for history buffs
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Castle where Henry VII was born. He is said to be the first King to envelope both Wales and England.
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"Flemish Cottage" couldn't resist
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Inside the Pembroke City Hall were amazing painted panels, this one depicting the "Norman Invasion" also quaint given 4 of our group of 11 were from France.
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I wanted to capture the "behind the scenes" activity of the Ladies who were hosting a Tea and Bazaar within the City Hall. Brought back memories of prior church bazaars and bake sales!
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Whilst I was walking along this river path an older fellow struck up a conversation from his bench. He was a retired farmhand and was keen to share his knowledge of the area. I commented about the size of the swans which were the largest I'd ever seen,
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Marloes coastal walking route
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About the headland
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One of our two guides and sisters: Chris. Who is a quarter Welsh, three-quarters Belgian and 100% engaged with living life to its fullest.
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Looking to the east
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Looking to the west
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Our group were quite entranced by seals. There were two playing in this sheltered cove. I'm more of an otter fan, myself.
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Looking back out towards the point
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Along the western route
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The sea was quite magnificent ... "if only" I'd carried my tripod.
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The heather was tenacious on these windswept lands.
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Returning to our car park