Another delightful day of walking along cliff tops and across Sandy beaches.I again love this layering of the rocks on these cliffs.

The walk is fairly easy going along the cliff tops and soon reach I come to the headland of Dunraven Park with its castle. By the tower there is a walled garden.The castle is in the coastal village of Southerndown which has a beach of sand and pebbles. This looks like a popular walk as I make my way to Ogmore-by-Sea, which sits at the sandy mouth of the River Ogmore.I look down and think to myself that I it does not look too deep and I could probably save myself a three mile detour by taking my boots and socks off to wade across. Once I get down to the river it looks deeper than I thought and faster flowing. After wandering up and down looking for the best crossing point, I back down, have a bit of a grumble and decide to go the long way round.The only consolation was that I got to take a picture of Ogmore Castle. When I got back to the beach on the other side of the river, I had a nice beach walk. I looked back across the water and thought to myself, I was on that side about an hour and a half ago.Walking into Porthcawl, a pass a big holiday park. It looked like all the big manufacturers had there top models along the front to tempt you in and to buy. I walk past the amusements, which were setting up for the summer and into the town of Porthcawl