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Dodging the showers along the Cleddau Estuary with Vanessa

On  Sunday 28th February,  a group of 24 Ramblers enjoyed a walk along one of the most beautiful stretches of the Cleddau shoreline.  Starting from Lawrenny Quay the walk passed through wooded headland to Garren's Pill, on over fields to Coedcanlas and through Sam's Wood  to Landshipping Quay.

The walkers enjoyed lunch by the memorial to the victims of the 19th century mining disaster which served as a poignant reminder that their idyllic picnic spot belied a tragic history.  They traversed a muddy loop above Brickyard Farm to provide an additional challenge to the return route which passed Lawrenny church and the site of the now demolished Lawrenny Castle, then through woodland back to Lawrenny Quay.

Text and photos by Vanessa H.

Rambling around Tenby with Vanessa

Twenty five Ramblers set off on Saturday 6 March from sunny Penally Railway Station to take in a bit of Tenby's South Beach before heading inland to explore the wetlands and woodlands surrounding Tenby.  

On a glorious spring day they picnicked among the trees beyond the ruins of Scotsborough House, then continued to the Folly and Knightston Bottom before heading back to Tenby.  They followed the path past the Golf Club back to Penally, losing just one beach addict on the return.

Text and photos by Vanessa.