by ianandcarol | Feb 28, 2016 | Blog
Spring is coming, the accommodation is booked and you’re raring to get to Pembrokeshire! So make sure you are ready to make this your ‘epic year’: your ‘Year of Adventure’. Forget coasteering or zip wiring, I’m talking about enjoying Pembrokeshire’s real virtue its... by ianandcarol | Feb 15, 2016 | Blog
On a clear day Foel Eryr (Welsh for Eagle Mountain) sits overlooking our cottages (below left). Majestic against the pale blue winter sky it has watched over the Gwaun Valley (Pembrokeshire) and marked the Western end of the Preseli ridge line for millennia – but the... by ianandcarol | Oct 10, 2015 | Blog
I have just returned from co-guiding a great band of walkers for three days and I thought it would be useful to draw out a few lessons about kit in order to give inexperienced walkers a few things to think about. And at the end I offer some advice on how to invest in... by ianandcarol | Sep 20, 2015 | Blog
One of the irrefutable signs that the summer is/has ended is that it’s now the right time of year to see the grey seals pupping in the quieter and more remote, pebbly coves on the Pembrokeshire coastline: and what a sight it is too! Another, and much sadder,... by ianandcarol | Sep 11, 2015 | Blog
We all know that planning a holiday ranks very highly on the priority list for most households: and the importance of good planning increases if you are going to embark on something a bit unusual or which you have not done before. For example, if decide one year to... by ianandcarol | Aug 23, 2015 | Blog, Uncategorized
In this third and final part of our Marloes Peninsula trilogy I wanted to share with you some of the photos we took to record our walk. As I have said before, on many occasions, we plan our walks and navigate with confidence in order to enjoy the sights and the sounds...