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A linear walk from Narberth to Kilgetty with

Sandra Winton

Twelve Pembrokeshire Ramblers, led by Sandra Winton, used the service bus from Kilgetty to Narberth on Saturday 24th July in order to return using footpaths and byways.

Setting out from Narberth via Tabernacle Lane they were soon in open fields before entering a tree shrouded track leading to Myrtle Hill. The group crossed the A478 at Woods Cross and climbed the track to Pitch Cross, where they could enjoy the fine views of South Pembrokeshire ahead of them.

Taking the right-hand path at the fork, they crossed the Templeton – Crosshands road near to the cottages at the quaintly named Peter’s Finger, and entered Templeton Airfield for a lunch stop.

Following the recently improved footpath across the airfield, and marvelling at the impressive main runway, the party took to the road towards Thomas Chapel until they were able to join The Miners’ Track footpath to the west of the hamlet.  Relics of the heyday of the Kilgetty Coalfields abound this path and soon it opened out onto the former rail track for coal wagons on their way to Saundersfoot Harbour.  Perfectly level, the route crossed pleasant open countryside until it reached Begelly leaving just a short walk back to the start point.

Text by Sandra Winton

A circular walk around Abercych led by Dave Haughton.

On Sunday 18th July, a group of 10 Ramblers met at the Nag & Jockey, Abercych and enjoyed a circular walk around Abercych. The walk was varied and interesting , crossing fields, streams & woods with a stop at the unusual Shell House.

Text by Madeleine Bland. Photos by jill Eaton Evans & Madeleine Bland.