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Category Archives: Pembrokeshire
Signs of The Sea
My first experiences of the dramas of going to sea were from a TV program called The Onedin Line – even the theme tune captured well the sound of the sighing waves, as they are rising up and down, carrying that ship … Continue reading
Posted in Bristol, Pembrokeshire, Travel, Wales
Tagged home, Last Farewell, The Onedin Line
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The Lost Pilgrims of The West
Going further west than I had ever done before, I was expecting to see and meet more of those that I originally met heading The Alternative Way, as I have dubbed it. This would mean finding those who were more caught up … Continue reading
Posted in Pembrokeshire, Pilgrimages, St. David's, Whitesands, Winchester
Tagged Merlin, pilgrims
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One Day’s Ride from London
What a difference a day makes! 24 little hours, or so the old song goes (and try clicking on this link to play this song as you’re reading this – as I am hoping you’ll find that that too makes a difference … Continue reading
Posted in Camelot, Canterbury, Chaucer, Letterston, Little Newcastle, Pembrokeshire, Pilgrimages, Travel, Wales
Tagged Archbishop of Canterbury, Fronhaul, kingship, kinship, Royal Wedding
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