Wales - Fishguard and Whitesands Bay

[smallhobbit]

Although we were based in St David's, we also visited Fishguard, where we went to the Lower Town, which is the sight of the old harbour and many older cottages.

   

We had an excellent fish pie at the Yacht Club Café.

And the following afternoon we visited Whitesands Bay:

   

Comments

[badly_knitted]

I've been to Fishguard, and White Sands Bay! It was WAY back in my teens though.

[smallhobbit]

I imagine there will have been changes, although the coastline should be much the same :)

[badly_knitted]

I expect so. The photos are lovely.

[smallhobbit]

Thank you very much.

[adafrog]

Neat.

[smallhobbit]

Thank you.

[sister_raphael]

Great photos!

[smallhobbit]

Thank you very much.

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

definitely looks like a place which would have excellent fish pie! Beautiful photos!

[smallhobbit]

And all home made! Thank you very much!

[bunn]

Must try the Yacht Club Cafe. I was over at Whitesands in August, it's a lovely beach, and such an interesting coastline with all the little rocks and islands.

[smallhobbit]

I can thoroughly recommend the cafe. The food is home made, and we took away a large slice of cake plus another of bread pudding.

[meridian_rose]

Lovely! That second Whitesand Bay is very atmospheric/dramatic!

[smallhobbit]

Thank you! It was - fortunately the clouds moved on so we could continue to enjoy the afternoon :)

[kat_lair]

Looks gorgeous

[smallhobbit]

It was!

[rusty_armour]

I'm absolutely awful! I apologize for falling this far behind. I have 11 classes at the moment, so work has been keeping me really busy. However, that really is no excuse for not checking in a bit more often. Anywaaaaaay, I'm doing a bit of catching up now and wanted to comment on these breathtaking photos!

I swear that first photo could be a painting, and I love that Turner-esque sky in the second last photo. Both Fishguard and Whitesands Bay look like wonderful places to visit!

[smallhobbit]

As ever, no worries! I'm delighted you like the photos - it's always a bit hit and miss how they turn out, depending on the light/weather at the time.