| A Photographic Journey through Coastal West Wales |
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| Porthgain Harbour Once a busy harbour but now concentrating on a few fishing boats and pleasure craft. Famous now for it's pub "The Sloop" |
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| Pembroke Castle This fine example of a Norman Castle was the birthplace of Henry Tudor later Henry VII. |
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| The Blue Lagoon at Abereiddi formed when one of the old slate quarries was breached by the sea |
| Pentre Ifan Pentre Ifan is a splendid burial chamber with a huge capstone delicately poised on three uprights |
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| Abereiddi Beach Once a busy industrial area. Products from the nearby quarries were exported by ship from Porthgain |
| St Non's Chapel The most westerly chapel in Wales built sometime after 1929 with locally found materials to look authentically "old". Not used now due to weather ingress. |
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| Porthgain Harbour A horse drawn railway bought slate and granite from local quarries and was stored in huge silos for transhipment by sea |
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| St Non's Well Said to have been created during a thunderstorm at the time of the birth of St David. The water is said to have curative powers |
| All Photographs Copyright © David Brown 2010 |