a few minutes walk from the cottage . .  .

Porth-y-Rhaw

'the changing seasons'

in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

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Spring
   
A spring view from the cliffs at Porth-y-Rhaw, out over St. Brides Bay with thrift in the foreground.
 

Summer
  
Looking from the cliff path towards Solva, foxgloves growing on the cliff top above Porth-y-Rhaw.
The green grassy slopes (mid picture) are the remains of embankments from an iron age fort
while the island Green Scar (center) marks the entrance to Solva harbour.
Broad Haven can be seen on the other side of St Brides Bay on the horizon.

Autumn
   
During the autumn time stunning sunsets can be enjoyed, as seen here from the cliff top at Porth-y-Rhaw
with the sun setting over Ramsey Island.

Winter
     
The North Atlantic Drift helps to keep the winters mild, but stormy seas are a regular occurrence as seen here at Porth-y-Rhaw.

Spring
  
The millers track leads from the cottage along the valley floor to the cove of Porth-y-Rhaw,
some 6 minutes walk away, from where the long distance coastal footpath can be joined.

Summer
   
Midway along the 176 mile long Pembrokeshire coast path, the little rocky cove of Porth-y-Rhaw is passed.

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