One of the causeways bridging the Lily ponds just before Bosherston. I got to the little village quite early and had tea and a sandwich there at the cafe.

Ponies sleeping and grazing on the largely level cliff tops

Big pointed rock and in the back climbers just after Stackpole Head. I watched them for a while biding my time on the short walk to Bosherston.

Looking down at Barafundle Bay. From both sides.

Low tide at a bay shortly before Stackpole Quay. I left late after trying (in vain) to solve a technical problem with my email programme (damn EE!). And knowing I had a very short walk ahead of me. The accomodation situation is forcing me to be very flexible about the places to stay at. And it is ruining me financially.

Rugged red cliffs

What I didn't know (because it openend only last year) is that there now is an all Wales coast path covering the entire Welsh coast. It was Paddy who told me. He stayed at the same B&B in Tenby and we had breakfast together. It took me a while to realise that it was THE Paddy. Paddy Dillon, guide book writer and photographer, whose book Baggy and I used (at least in part) while walking the South West Coast Path. He is just writing a guide of the Wales Coast Path and had interesting stories to tell.