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Pembrokeshire coastal villages

Hortum-cretaeHortum-cretae Posts: 979
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Believe it or not, I've never been to Wales.  Went to Pembrokeshire coast over last few days. I must go again! And again. I loved it!  Gardens in that part of Wales are occasional, fighting the weather, I suppose. Hydrangeas (macrophylla types) magnificent as they're fading. But I question the need - the scenery and the hills and the sea . . . .!

H-C

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  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Posts: 86,925

    I love South Wales and The Gower image


    Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.





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  • Hortum-cretaeHortum-cretae Posts: 979

    Here you are, then - a memory, perhaps? H-C 

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  • WeaveyDaveyWeaveyDavey Posts: 575

    imageColby Woodland Gardens (managed by National Trust). Well worth a visit at almost any time of year - Oct half-term break beckons - but don't forget February ht is also good as the gardens are very sheltered & come into bloom very early on in Spring!!

  • AuntyRachAuntyRach Posts: 5,159

    I am not at all surprised you loved it H-C. I may be biased, as Wales is my home country, but whether you visit the coast, the mountains, forests or castles - the scenery is spectacular.

    My favourites include: Tenby, Brecon Beacons, Cwmcarn Forest and my garden image

    My garden and I live in South Wales. 
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  • Hortum-cretaeHortum-cretae Posts: 979

    Enjoyed?  I'm still buzzing with it!  My surname is Jeffs.  We came from Wales somewhere, landed gentry apparently!  I presume that means we had a piece of rugged hillside, a few rocks and a tame crow!

    H-C

    PS. I did see choughs at Strumble Head! 

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