Coetan Arthur and boulder field
Coetan Arthur
Cliff Fort rampart and ditch, St David's Head
Point St John, Whitesands Bay
Trwynhwrddyn and Whitesands Bay
Trwynhwrddyn
Incoming Squall
Squall over the Bishops and Clerks
Strumble Head pillow lavas 2
Strumble Head pillow lavas 3
Strumble Head pillow lavas 4
Strumble Head, Pembrokeshire
Strumble Head lighthouse on Ynys Meicel
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Stackpole Quay, Pembrokeshire
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Barafundle Bay panorama
West from Stackpole Head to St Govan's Head
Stackpole Head sea cave
Whitesands Bay from Carn Llidi
Warm rocks and Carn Llidi
Carn Llidi from Coetan Arthur
Carn Llidi summit
Carn Llidi, Pembrokeshire
Pillow lavas on Strumble Head, Pembrokeshire
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Coetan Arthur and Carn Llidi
Coetan Arthur ('Arthur's Quoit') is a Neolithic burial chamber near St David's Head, Pembrokeshire. Carn Llidi, a tor-like miniature mountain (181 m) comprised of gabbro, is visible in the distance. One theory is that the capstone of Coetan Arthur was deliberately aligned to mimic the outline of Carn Llidi. Who knows?
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The most perfectly preserved one of its type anywhere, I think (and I've seen a couple in Brittany too.)
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