One of the benefits of not working much any more is that we can go away at short notice when the weather forecast looks good. We took the newly-tarted-up Freda to the west coast of Wales and spent a few days cycling, walking, eating, drinking and gazing out to sea.
Caerfai Bay, Pembrokeshire.
Coast path.
French students at war memorial in the City of St David’s.
Checking the map outside Trefin, Pembrokeshire National Park.
The Harbour Pilot’s Office, Porthgain, Pembrokeshire National Park.
Porthgain, Pembrokeshire National Park.
The Sloop Inn, Porthgain. Brilliant, unpretentious pub.
St David’s Cathedral, during repair work.
Pembrokeshire Coast path.
You have been warned!
View from the Pembrokeshire coastal path.
Estuary at Solva.
Litchen-covered post at Solva.
Waterfall on beach by campsite at Caerfai Bay.
Beach by campsite at Caerfai Bay.
Snail on fence at Caerfai Bay beach.
Pembroke.
Camper by Pembroke Castle (with old bike rack).
Tenby. The Robbins’ holiday house, Sheerwater.
Cauldy Island ferry.
The Old Tenby Lifeboat Station, now converted to private accommodation.
Tenby street scene.
Martin's Mag. 
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