The other day my wife and I visited the Pembrokeshire coast. As you can see it is spectacular and rocky.

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There were some seals visible in the rocks below. The kilt is Ancient Sutherland, which I have had for around thirty years. I am glad to say it still fits, although the buckles are done up a notch or two further out these days.

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The coast looks out on the Atlantic and is warmed in winter by the North Atlantic Drift from the Gulf of Mexico. The rocky cliffs have a variety of flora and fauna that benefits from the mild winters.

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The views are impressive.

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Later we visited St David's Cathedral. St David's is little more than a large village, far from cities. A Cathedral has stood here since around 650-750 and the present building dates from the late twelfth century.

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The Bishop's Palace, built from 1327, is larger than the Cathedral, although now ruins. The employment it generated must have been enormous - construction, food production, domestic servants and so on ...

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Now it's back to work!