As always there were 2 types of coastal path to choose from â the âofficialâ new one â back from cliff edge, wide, safe, bit dull (canât really see the coast) and the old, established one â right next to the edge, great views, perilous vertical drops centimetres to your right, and sometimes just made of turf over-hangs.
The children gave it a valiant 5 minutes on the latter but all too soon rejected cliff walking as an activity, and chose life instead in the form of a sit down protest. To be fair, one gust and theyâd have been off like kites.
After joining the YHA microwave dinner queue with 4 other families, as no BYO is allowed inside the hostel, we head out through the car park, in the manner of homeless people, clutching warm wine in plastic cups and gloved hands against the chill wind to gaze out at the grey seas beyond.Â
Thanks for the amazing holiday!
You summed it up very well in a hilarious manner!
Can’t wait for our next adventure đïžđïžđïž
Iâve never been to Pembrokeshire but youâve certainly made me feel I should rectify that at some point! Glad that the youth hostel was better on the inside than the outside! That archway at Church Door Cove is amazing â I can see how it got its name! Bosherton Lilyponds looks very pretty. Love visiting castles. Heatherton activity centre looks like fun but that booking system sounds very complicated. Looks like you had a lovely few days. Thank you for sharing with #CountryKids