Newport is a small town at the mouth of the estuary of
the river It has a few shops and is situated on one of the best
bits of the Pembrokeshire Coastal path a few miles north of Fishguard. (In
my humble opinion)
Our holiday house was in Parrog (part of Newport) and
just a few hundred yards from the waters edge.
The views are excellent.
We arrived in calm weather in late December
and our first walk took us past some low tide beach.
past a 'clutch' of boats?
and a 'cluster' of sparrows.
Boats are as common here as cars are in the home
counties. Well, a slight exaggeration perhaps.
Even in mid winter, still a few flowers for
'foreground interest'.
May and June are spectacular for wild
flowers along the coastal path.
Getting more rugged...
The acorn is the official symbol for the path which is
maintained by the National trust.
The
views get better...
...whichever way you look.
Check out the size of the people in relation to the
cliffs.
