Not sure - I live in Pembrokeshire so only get to Aberaeron a few times a year. Wasn't completed last time I was there, but I'm due back there in the next few weeks, so I'll see how it's looking 👍

Merci, Thank You Laurent - even the criticism was a kind 😁

@@paulmanorbier My pleasure Paul🙂

Thank you Bob

Muchas gracias 🙂

And the way down is still dodgy! 😊

We are lucky having that in our own back yard and its often quite quiet - and even quieter in Novemember!

@paulmanorbier It's beautiful, I'll touch myself away and would even leave a crumb. Have cold sea swim😂 and scream like girl😁 I'm pretty good with cold water. Thanks for this video. Straight away I thought I've got to go here.😉👍

Skrinkle Beach is lovely - gets the morning sun too. There's also Swanlake Beach on the West side of Manorbier - a little more remote and wild. Just be sure the tides are neap (not a very big range, so the sea doesn't come to the top of the beach! This is usually when the high water is closer to 1 o'clock. Theres also a flat area at Manorbier Beach where you can pitch a tent, but there are more passers by there. The sea should still be warm-ish in November too

@@paulmanorbier That's brilliant. Thanks Paul. Really appreciate it👍

Thanks. It does get busier there at the weekends, but I like it better this way

Thanks Bob - It does look like Lindsway, which I hope to be walking past (or even down to) in the next couple of weeks

@@paulmanorbier The Last time I went to Lindsway the steep track down to it was very overgrown, so hope you can get down to it, was'nt there a story at one time that Royalty once had a picnic on the beach?. Regards Bob

Yes, apparently the current King Charles - came into the Haven with Queen Elizabeth 2nd on the Royal Yacht Britannia. Before attending whatever the event was, Prince Charles and Princess Anne were taken ashore at Lindsway to spend some time on the beach, and that would be his first steps on land in Wales, before later becoming the Prince of Wales - so I was told. So if I get down to the beach I'd better take a right royal picnic!

Thank you. It was a great walk with lots to see, so an easy one to make a video of. And drinking cider while watching ships pass by is an enjoyable way to spend some time 🙂

Thanks Bob, I really enjoyed that walk, but having a drink overlooking the waterway was a bonus

Thanks Jamie. You’re right - no snacks. It was all a bit last minute, and when I got back I found a Turkish Delight in my backpack - missed opportunity there!😊

Amazing though to be on such a big beach on a sunny Saturday in June and only 2 other people there

@@paulmanorbier That's the best when it's so quiet. I often go early to have it quiet.

It is indeed. I really enjoyed the look around the Maritime Museum, although there were a lot of other places worth a look. I could only fit so much in and still walk to Neyland on the day. Thanks again

Thanks Jamie. I really liked that walk. It’s a quieter section of the Pembrokeshire Coast because it’s not the typical cliffs and beaches. Until we reached the town of Pembroke we only saw one other person all day.

@paulmanorbier They are the best ones when it's so quiet👍

The next section I want to walk is not so quiet - from Pembroke, through Pembroke Dock to Neyland, so 3 towns in a row. That should be quite a different walk for me

Thank you

It’s quite a different stretch of the Pembrokeshire Coast and we really enjoyed it - particularly the woodland bits. Until we reached Monkton and Pembroke we had only seen one other person all day

Thank you 🙂

Thanks Robert - I did have a look and I particularly liked some of the Winter walk videos there 👍🏽

Thank you. It’s a nice walk to do, and can be done as a circular walk, with a few places to get refreshments along the way. And don’t worry - the sliced cucumber has been cleared!

@@paulmanorbier 😂🤣

Thanks Bob. It's a diverse walk in what it has to offer, and we all really enjoyed it

Thank you - It is a fascinating walk

Thanks, and I'm looking forward to seeing all the places you discover this year

Thanks Bob. Looking forward to exploring the rest of the coast path around the waterway - its a different, but fascinating stretch of the Pembrokeshire Coast

It is indeed, and I'm looking forward to exploring it with a few more walks. Thanks again 👍

The big building on the Island is Thorn Island Fort - built in the 1850s to protect Milford Haven Waterway from the French Navy. My mate in the video used to work there when he was a youngster and it was a hotel. I think now its someones home. That little bottle is Barti Ddu Pembrokeshire rum, but not shown off very well as I was more interested in all the other treats! And then that tower we went up is the Pele Tower from the 14th Century. I've been walking in that neck of the woods for decades, but I'd never seen it open to the public before, so it was a good bonus to this walk. Thanks again 🙂🐾🐾

@@paulmanorbier Wow that's cool. So many things in Wales. That's great it was open for you to explore after all these years. Thanks for the info.😁👍

Knew you'd like the hut! I think the field was full of great big swedes - I didn't try any, but there's enough there to last me a very long while! Thanks again Jamie 👍

That was at the end of the wettest Winter we’ve seen here and I’m not sure we’ve shaken it off yet. We did the Saundersfoot to Tenby walk in mud and rain in March and it was quite an experience!

Thanks Robert. I sometimes need a Penfro fix when I’m still here! thanks for looking in and commenting - it’s appreciated 👍🏼

Thanks Terry, and great to hear from you. I was with Peter and Sunny and Jacob last week and they were talking of you, so I did have a look for you on KZbin and couldn’t find you - but then I went off the radar for a while, so thought you may have done the same. All the very best to you from Pembrokeshire 👍🏼

Thanks Jamie. Saint Govans chapel is pretty special. The road there is always open because it’s in a firing range. Looking forward to the picnic shots

Sun and clouds and wind to be precise, but thankfully not the rain

Thank you - I’ve been doing my best to make the most of the sunshine, in case it goes away again. Thanks again 👍🏽

Thanks Jamie. The sea was an amazing colour and the grass looked bright green too. My photos all came out with those same vivid colours. Thanks again 😊

@@paulmanorbier Perfect day. Great watch.👍

I had to see what was at 4:42. That's on the West side of Stackpole Head

@@paulmanorbier I liked it.😁👍

Many thanks for watching, for subscribing and for taking the time to leave your comment - it’s appreciated 😊

Thanks Bob 😊 The weather was down to luck as the forecast wasn’t so good for the day. Thanks again for watching and taking time to leave a comment - much appreciated 👍🏽

Thanks Jamie - keep your videos coming too - they’re really good 😊

Thanks Bob - it does make a good walk better! 😊

Thanks Robert, we walked from Manorbier to Freshwater East yesterday. It’s still pretty muddy. Loved the walk though

Thanks Bob - I’ll have to make up for it with some extra chocolate next time - I won’t find that difficult!

Thanks Jamie. The Tardis made an appearance because the BBC were there recently filming Doctor Who - on a cliff, sort of in the middle of nowhere. Its not a safe place for a Dalek! I think the series starts in May 2024, so I will be watching out for that episode

@@paulmanorbier Oh cool. I'll keep my eye out too.👍

Thanks - it was a windy one, but we had a blast!

And you're not wrong! Brilliant bakeries and baguettes and sandwiches, snacks and some of the best ice creams - surprising I made it as far as the harbour and seafront!

It certainly is a sight to see

Thanks Bob, and have a great Herbrandston trip - there’s plenty to see and do in that corner of Pembrokeshire 👍🏽

It is a shame about the tramway and tunnel, as it’s always encouraged lots of people to walk that stretch in the past 👍🏼