After the last few days skirting around the estuary, it is back out to the open seas..
After Milford Haven there is another gas terminal at Herbrandston to negotiate around. Originally it was oil which was pumped ashore ,stored and refined elsewhere but nowadays, it is more Liquefied Natural Gas.
I was looking forward to today as my wife, Christine and daughter, Andrea was driving down to join me for a few days.
The highlight of today’s walk is watching the Irish ferry come up the estuary to Pembroke docks and go out again a couple of hours later.
Today we turn inland to follow the estuary of the Pembroke river..
This area is very much the powerhouse of Britain where a lot of our imported oil and gas comes in.
To the east of Manobier there is an MOD Air Training Defence camp. During the war, what is now the Youth Hostel was the Training school.
Manobier also has a castle which is privately owned which is open to the public but also hosts Events and weddings.
Breaking free and paving my own way.
Mad dogs and Englishmen decide to walk the coast of Britain! I don't think I'm a mad dog but many think I'm a mad Englishman!
1 Year - 5000 miles
My challenge to change my life this year...
Coastalwalker.co.uk - walking around the British coastline, very SLOWLY.
Tony's walk around the Coast of Britain 