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Early May Walk Along the Wales Coastal Path<\/p>\n

Pembrokeshire Coastal Path has about 90 miles of coastal walks where the land meets the sea. We walked one small section which over looks Skomer and Skokholm Islands. There is a boat which take you to the islands each day called the Dale Princess. We saw amazing spring wild flowers, birds and a curious seal which checked us out and they swam off with a splash.<\/p>\n

We saw Marloes Sands in the distance (famous for fossil finds apparently) Marloes Mere and Terry’s award winning ice-cream van. Terry later visited the campsite offering us ice-cream<\/a> but no vegan ice-cream was available so we had to turn him down.<\/p>\n

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Walk along mile after mile of wild flower lined path.<\/p>\n

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The colours are amazing whites, pinks, blues and yellows.<\/p>\n

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Wooltack weather station at the top, below is where you catch the Dale Princess to Skomer Island.<\/p>\n

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Martins Haven<\/p>\n

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Price list and\u00a0sailing times<\/p>\n

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This is what’s at the top of Wooltack Point.<\/p>\n

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Looking down at the car park below,<\/p>\n

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An isolated habitat for Puffins, Guillemots, Razorbills and most likely other birds and wildlife.<\/p>\n

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Yes it’s a long way down.<\/p>\n

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Eating lunch at Martins Haven when this seal poked it’s head out of the water.<\/p>\n

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The boat finally arrived.<\/p>\n

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Gateholm Island<\/p>\n

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Marloes Sands<\/p>\n

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Pembroke Coast Path to Marloes Sands<\/p>\n

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Bird Hide just north of Marloes Sands looking over Marloes mere<\/p>\n

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Rusty barbed wire on a gate, the field has some cute black cows<\/p>\n

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This way to the beach.. I love this sign!<\/p>\n

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An hour or so later back at the campsite Terry the ice cream turned up to sell ice cream.<\/p>\n

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The gate to the cost path from West Hook Farm Campsite<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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It would be good to cycle the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.<\/p>\n

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