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| Fishing off the beach at Abereiddy. I was hoping that the fishermen would end up framed under an arch of their fishing rods but it never happened and I couldn't be bothered to wait. |
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| The remains of St Brynoch's church at Cwm yr Eglyws. The rest of the church was swept away during a violent storm in October 1859. A lovely spot and roughly the half way point of a circular walk around Dinas Island (was once an island but isn't now). |
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| Surfers coming out of the sea at Newgale Sands. I liked the difference in heights between mother and daughter (or so I presume). |
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| I'm not sure of the identity of this fungus but it seemed a good subject for the fisheye lens effect on my camera. |
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| The Celtic Cross just outside of Carew Castle. 9th or 11th Century? No-one knows but that doesn't detract from how impressive its 13 feet are. |
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| The living room of the Longhouse at Carreg Cennen. A fine collection of 'stuff' on a table in the corner. Lots I could recognise (washing board, food mincer, hot water iron, sewing machine, top to a vacuum milking bucket, flat iron) but lots I could only guess at. I'll admit to having a similar collection of 'odds and sods' in my garage. |
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| And this caught my eye on another cobwebbed window sill: a very old electric iron.. |
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| ....that looks even better in black and white. |
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| I'm of the vintage who, when they see a 'heavy plant crossing' sign immediately think of Lord of the Rings and Ents. |
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| And guess what? There was an Ent just around the corner waving its arms at us. |
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| Apprentice Ents having a 'show me your roots and I'll show you mine' competition. |
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| Our accommodation for our last night wasn't up to much but the views were great and it was cheap. |
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