With the camera on the lowest quality and resolution setting, I came home from Pembrokeshire with over 270 images on a 20mb card. Some of them were not even worth downloading but in the last seventeen parts I have displayed over 100 of them on this site. In this the final part, here are half a dozen of what I consider to to be the "Best of The Rest". You can pick your favourite from these and vote for it below.

This first one was an experimental shot into the sun of an almost deserted Saundersfoot Beach early one morning. The view across the almost motionless waters of the Bristol Channel is towards the Gower Peninsula, Swansea and South Wales.

While we were in Saundersfoot, the beach was put up for sale and on the same morning as the experimental picture, a television crew were filming an interview against his ice cream van with the owner on the beach.

 

Most days while we were out and about, we enjoyed a picnic lunch and the Manorbier Bakery in Saundersfoot became a regular stop during our early morning walks to purchase our packed lunches. The Pembrokeshire Pasties, Wales' answer to the more famous Cornish Pasties, were especially good.

 

You can see some images from our visit to Llangloffan Cheese Centre, in Part 14 but this the inquisitive farm cat there, was a firm favourite with visiting children.

 

And in Tenby a trio of gulls certainly made the presence heard.

But we ended our sojourn in South West Wales with another pre-breakfast walk on Saturday morning to Saundersfoot Harbour. This view from beneath the harbour wall and between the beached boats is towards St Brides Hill. And just look at that sky - the promise of another warm sunny day and not a drop of rain all week! Who said you don't get good holiday weather in the UK?

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