Making a Tit of Oneself
“Are you a Bluebell?” It was a question I had never been asked before. But as I stood post-swim, getting dry, on the slipway at Goodwick harbour, I had to reply that I wasn’t...
Category: Beaches
Beach Life
Pembrokeshire has plenty of “secret” beaches… ones that are difficult to get to but which you can have to yourself. But right now it also has forbidden beaches… ones where it really is not...
A Perfect Hot Spot
The first thing I saw as I peeped over the seawall at Amroth was a topless and super-tanned woman who was also almost bottomless… The pink thong she wore covered very little and seemed...
Short Story: The Turning Tide
Eleanor cradles Thomas in her arms again while he weeps. She reminds him, her eyes closed against the darkness that threatens to engulf them both, of the long hot days in Egypt. “Remember,” she...
How Everyone Can Go Wild
This is a bilingual message from Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Please scroll down for the English version Prosiect gwyddoniaeth newydd i ddinasyddion y Parc Cenedlaethol yn galw ar bawb i fod yn wyllt! Mae...
Wheelchairs on the Beach
This is a bilingual message from Pembrokeshire Coast National park. Please scroll down for the English version Cadeiriau olwyn traethau Sir Benfro yn barod i fynd am dro unwaith eto dros yr haf Mae...
Broad Haven with John Hodge
We loved seeing John Hodge’s dog ‘party’ in May this year (2021) and wanted to share some of his images. The sun hadn’t made an appearance, but the dogs and their owners were clearly...
From Cwm-yr-Eglws to Goodwick
When my Pembrokeshire.Online colleague Kitty Parsons kindly dropped me off at Cwm-yr-Eglws, I told her that I would walk back along the coast and see her in Goodwick in about three hours. Four-and-a-half hours...
A Reminder of the Dangers of the Sea
Everyone who knows me knows how much I love the sea, but even I know how dangerous it can be. Apparently, Pembrokeshire lifeboats helped 164 people in summer 2020 and saved seven lives. The...
