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Freshwater East to Manorbier with Madeleine.

 

12 Ramblers joined a walk led by Madeleine on Saturday 13th December and met at Freshwater East for a circular ramble to Manorbier. Following a grey start, the sun came out and continued to shine all day with the threat of showers failing to materialise.

 

The walk began along Freshwater East beach before following the coast path to Swanlake Bay where a coffee break was taken.

 

The ramble then continued to Manorbier beach where lunch was eaten in bright sunshine. In the afternoon the walkers followed paths through the fields above the cliffs before returning to Freshwater East along the road and through the Burrows.

 

Text and photos by Madeleine

Coffe break at Swanlake Bay
Swanlake Bay

Coffee break

Swanlake Bay

A 9 mile ramble with Graham

The latest walk in the winter programme took place on Sunday 21 December when 14 ramblers met at the Trim Trail, Haverfordwest for a 9 mile walk led by Graham . The footpath along the river was the starting point for the walkers as they made their way along inland tracks and minor roads to Uzmaston, Millin, Woodleys and then into Eastwood by kind permission of the owners.  A recently cleared footpath through the wood was much enjoyed by the party as splendid views of the river emerged.  

Lunch was taken close to the 13th Century Boulston Mansion, the ruins of which were explored by the party.  Afterwards, the walk continued by way of Puntingbud Farm and the grounds of the existing Boulston Manor before walking along the road to Uzmaston.  Turning left, the footpath through the churchyard was taken and the walkers made their way back to their cars by walking along the whole of Fortune’s Frolic having enjoyed a varied walk in a part of the county that was unfamiliar to most members of the party.  

 

Text  by Graham and Daphne.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Are the bombs coming?
Ramblers are a merry bunch
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Are the bombs coming?

Ramblers are a merry bunch