ABC Wednesday and F is for

ABC Wednesday and F is for ... well here are a Few of mine - F is for Food Festival a Favourite in the UK- and here is a satisfied Foodie making his way home with a rope of French onions - I must admit they are very tasty and have a Flavour next to none I am linking today also to Our World Tuesday and Nature Notes to add a few pics of My World on a break away in Wales

A walk through the woods and chilling out to the noise of gushing water

The brook was pretty full and the pathways very muddy so care was needed to avoid going a.. over t.. as the saying goes

Some body had a great time and managed to keep reasonably white throughout the walk!!

The pathway led down to Ceibwr Bay = well worth the muddy walk down

The plant below is Himalayan Balsam - a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde of the plant world - looks pretty and elegant but spreads all over everything smothering native plants as it goes in fact there are dead or alive notices all along the coastal path - for this plant

A second walk out of the booklet of Pembrokeshire walks - took us along the coastal path and towards Cemmaes Head - more fantastic views - flowers - birds and fellow walkers

The coastal path was a mass of flowers - many of which I have posted on previous blogs - so I have just uploaded a few of ones seen this time

The weather is very changeable in this part of the world as you can see from this tree - and we can certainly see which way the wind blows up here!!

Must include this scabious - what a pretty boy do you not think this plant never ceases to amaze me

We had turned to take the path across farmland - for a different route back - just look at this wheel - how old is that I wonder and what work has it seen in its lifetime - I think it will be a suitable shot for our next camera club meeting the subject is brown - or is this red - what do you think/

Last shot of the walk - a little look over the garden fence so to speak on the way home - does this garden belong to you if so thankyou much appreciated.

This was the view below as we ate our supper at the local golf club - Newport Bay across to Dinas Head - I just loved the cloud formation and the silence of the evening sorry to ramble on but I am telling it as it was - very relaxing especially with a glass of Chardonnay firmly held in my grasp

We took an evening walk along the Nevern Estuary - lots of birda calling - curlews - oystercatchers - but they were just shadows in the dusk so I was not able to get a pic - but the chart on the estuary path gives some idea of the variety of birds that visit these waters - click on the chart for a closer look and scroll along for the English and Welsh

My final post entry must be St Davids Cathedral - a magical place - full of history and always whenever I have visited there is more to absorb - this time the choir were holding a practice and we sat at the back of the pews all three of us and listened a while - I have added a link just to summarise a little on information

The Ruins of the Bishops Palace

Thankyou for calling and I wish you a good week - J