by ianandcarol | Jun 27, 2016 | Blog
Are you thinking of getting out there this summer and ‘…wandering over hill and vale …’ ? Excellent news indeed and why not! After all, if you apply common sense and choose a route that you are capable of completing from the ‘technical’ and... by ianandcarol | Jun 5, 2016 | Blog
Although I am becoming more fiercely bias towards walking in North Pembrokeshire, I have to say that I have wanted to walk the Dale Peninsula for some time. I knew that it boasted some of the oldest rocks in Pembrokeshire and I knew that Henry VII (to be) landed there... by ianandcarol | May 28, 2016 | Blog
I found this on FaceBook the other day and thought it would be a really useful pre-holiday reminder to you that Pembrokeshire really is the perfect place to get your walking boots on, get yourselves outside and make the most of all the benefits that come with simply... by ianandcarol | May 23, 2016 | Blog
When you walk along the Pembrokeshire Coastal path, you expect to find contrasting scenery, abundant flowers, precariously balanced sheep grazing too close to the cliff edge, the odd hill fort and other curious lumps in the ground etc but you don’t expect to come... by ianandcarol | May 10, 2016 | Blog
Well the Spring is really here – the flowers in the hedgerows will confirm that – the bluebells are putting on a show to make anyone smile and they threaten much more yet, and the wild garlic is giving off a wonderful aroma and display in the woods near our cottages.... by ianandcarol | Apr 14, 2016 | Blog
Can I really believe that an enormous water monster – one that is reported to have a body similar in shape to a beaver and a head of similar shape to a crocodile – that once terrorised the lower slopes to the North of the Preseli Hills, Pembrokeshire, slaughtering...