Walk from Caerfai Bay to St Non's

This is my favourite walk and,

to my mind, this is the best time of year to do it.

It was a glorious morning

looking over the bay at Newgale

It's a lovely drive to St Davids at this time of year as the hedgebanks are full of wild flowers and the farmers are mowing the fields for silage so the sights and scents are wonderful!

We arrived at Caerfai Bay.

The sea was a glorious blue as we started our walk.

We had decided to do the short walk

and had left one car at St Non's.

We usually do a much longer circular walk

but I can no longer manage that

I'm afraid I took a lot of photos and have been torn between

showing the abundance of the wild flowers

and the magnificance of the seascape.

 I have tried to show a little of both

and hope it's not too much!

We could see the convent of St Non's

in the distance

The little Chapel of St Non's

The ruins are said to be the birthplace of St Non,

the mother of

St David (the Patron Saint of Wales)

The spring is said to have healing properties.

I was going to throw off my clothes

and dunk myself in it...

but my friend wouldn't let me!!

We stopped to have coffee on the way home

at an hotel that has

the most wonderful had painted tiles

around its fireplaces

and other walls.

I thought that I had probably posted too many photos

so will leave that for another day!!















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