naked in pembrokeshire!!!!!

Know what you mean Sandra....the trouble is it takes ages to download them all onto a blog. They are really lovely photos. That evening sky is beautiful.

That looks a lovely area to live, I love cold, crisp winter days like this one.

MMMM - lovely! I love sunsets, and those ivy-covered stone relics are amazing. Lovely little church too - shame it's closed. Any plans to resurrect it for tourist interest, or is it destines to become another ivy-covered relic?

thanks Linda.

me too Drc just perfect for a walk in the woods.

Naris its only just closed. we have soo many little churches dotted around they cant afford to keep them all open.

Snoop its a folly which is a building constructed primarily for decoration. there are a few of them dotted around the woods only this one with this stone though. its my favorite one.

I love that old church, very pretty and that stained glass window is amazing. Lovely blog thanks Sandra.

Love that wrought iron on the church gate, with the hands.

Its always good to take a walk with you Sandra, even more so with a lovely blue sky to set off your smashing photo`s, its always sad to see an old church allowed to go to ruin but as you say there are so many and its always a cost to keep them up and running, I love the follies but I bet they appear quite spooky at times in the woods like that.
Gorgeous sunsets to end with, very grey and foggy here today, best place is indoors, lol..
Have a Great Christmas Sandra and I hope Santa is good to you all, Sue xx....

lovely photos sandra and especially love the evening sky ones, such rich reds, amazing :o))

thanks girls...unfortunately we are in the middle of 6 churches. it must cost loads to keep them open.
have a good christmas too Sue..x

love Pembrokeshire, magic memories when we stayed on the cliffs in Caerfai Bay. A pal has just moved from North Wales down to South Wales so looking forward to a Spring visit next year.
Great set of photos Sandra & I always think the square towers are Norman Churches from what I read years ago. That is a delightful church, our local church has now been taken under the wing of the 'Redundant Church Group'
1000 year old buildings should be looked after but understandable at huge expense but what history eh?

i'm no church goer Bampy but i do love to walk around them. so much to see from the out side with the windows and towers, but its even better to go inside and see the rest of it. well done the RCG for saving your local.:-)

Great photos Sandra. Love the sunsets. Pitty about the church falling into ruin like that.
Have a Merry Christmas :o) x

thanks Hywel. love your seasonal avatar...merry christmas to u too..x