Rainer and Natalie happy as Larry in Newport
Road map for Pembrokeshire, we stayed in Newport, North Pembrokeshire
Cwm yr Eglwys - St Brynachs Church ruins since 1831 storms
St Justinians headland walk
Thurday night and off on a Puffin and Shearwater birding trip from St Justinians, we rounded Ramsey Island to see Grey Seals,Fulmars,Guillimotts, Razorbills, Kittiwakes and two Peregrine Falcons in hot pursuit of their prey, what a high attacking speed.We carried on to the Bishop Rocks to see Puffins, what a great sight, we waited till 7.15pm 2miles out to sea and yes, they were there, on their return leg along the Irish Coast and back to Wales, they certainly don't need a tom tom sat nav system, a wonderfull night had by all.
Oliver wet clothes at sea - Newport sunday morning - cool waters though
Oliver the waterboy at cottage garden tap
View from The Boat Club in Newport
Dinas Head Walk - 3.3miles walk @ 500feet altitude
Fish and Chip supper at award winning Somethings Cooking @ Letteston
Nice shady glade walk along the Newport Estuary
Sali relaxing in the sun - Gareth taking it easy man with a beer 
Granny Evans and Anna Filitz
Catamoran moored entrance to Solva Harbour/Estuary
Dagmar and Inge on walk - Natalie and Cynth at cottage 
Estuary walk - Solfach (Solva)
Oliver with his Stoke City footy top on in Nevern
Many wonderfull sunset nights from the white bridge @ Newport 
St Justinians Nr St Davids with Ramsey Island RSPB Reserve 
Our cottage in Newport - Booked through coastal cottages of Pembrokeshire 
All enjoying the ice creams at Giannies St Davids
Caefai Bay - Near St Davids - Oliver paddling - Red Kite
St David Cathedral - St Davids the smallest City in Wales.
Lower Fishgaurd -Sea Fishing, water sports.
All transatlantic planes fly over Pembrokeshire - Destination United States of America
Strumble Head Birding Visit
Newport Sands with waterboyoo Oliver Filitz
Newport Estuary - Afon Nevern, walking, birding and the beach
What a great weather weeks holiday, with starting temperatures till Tuesday 25 degrees centigrade,with blue blue skies, though Wednesday was dry cooler but overcast. Thursday and Friday we were back to blues skies, but cooler at 13 degrees centigrade.Saturday the day we left for home was wet, very cloudy, so overaul we had a brilliant weather week, with 685miles covered during the seven days away. I have uploaded a few images above to show you the views of North Pembrokeshire.
My new bird count increased by 10 new species,Puffins, Manx Shearwaters,Tawny Owl, Guillemots, Razorbills, Ravens,Linnets,Stonechats and Fulmars this year Total of 36species were recorded. MORE TO FOLLOW XXXXX THE DUDE
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