A walk on the cliffs

what a beautiful walk and those wild flowers are just gorgeous! that little beach looks so lovely, thank you steragram

Crumbs Stera!!!! I bet you were cream-crackered when you climbed back up, I really enjoyed that walk, it looks absolutely lovely, fantastic photos, thankyou for taking me along.......

What scenery Steragram!! Amazing!!!
That sure is a set of steps - what was going through your mind just before the ascent :))))
Lovely pictures and I'm afraid I can't help you with the name of your unknowns.
Lovely walk - I enjoyed :)

Thank you for a lovely blog. So good to see Wild Flowers thriving. Here in Northamptonshire the farmers have killed them off with pesticides.

Brilliant scenery, and I always like to see the wild flowers.

I enjoyed that too, lovely. Thank you for that.

Thanks very much Stera, for sharing your beautiful walk (and we didn't get out of breath)! Wonderful to be by the sea, and have it all to yourselves :))

A mgnificent coast line,Stera..and a wonderful walk..That walk back up would just about have finished me off! you are both obviously very fit..:o) lovely wild flowers too,sorry,I don't know those names either...really enjoyed your pics :o)

Hi Stera, such a lovely walk along the coast so glad I went with you, wouldnt have liked that climb back mind!! I love the 'church doors', I adore little nooks like that and that sea cave is wonderful, such gorgeous weather too. Is wild flower no.2. Valerian? & no. 3 a toadflax? Not sure though!

Thank you for that beautiful walk.

So glad you all enjoyed it - we certainly did! Yes, the steps back up were extremely daunting. I am not very fit and next day my thighs were Very stiff! Grandmage thanks for the suggestions but I'm afraid they aren't the right ones! The first pic of all is toadflax and there wasn't any valerian - doesn't seem to be much round here, surprisingly.

Diane, we were very interested on one of our walks to see that the banks of sea pinks on the cliff path suddenly gave way to plain grass for the width of one field only - and in that field was a man in a tractor spraying! Nuff said. We still have hundreds of primroses on some of the roadside banks in spring, with violets and occasionally early purple orchids. There is also the occasional wood carpeted with snowdrops in February. May is the best time to come for the flowers.

I hope I've persuaded some of you to spend a week or so in Pembrokeshire!

Shouldn't that be Caldey Island ?

very tempted steragram, i have been a few years ago and loved it.

Good grief Hywel I knew I was getting senile! Thank you for noticing. I don't know how to change it now, do you?
Temptation is wonderful Sticki - go on, give in...

At the end of the blog, before the comments one of the options is to edit the blog, you can change it that way I think.

One day I will steragram!

Yes that's the way :o)
I saw it when I first read the blog but didn't like to say ... lol

Thanks Sticki and Hywel - all done now!
Be sure to let me know if you do give in Sticki!

ah, Caldey island i loved that place!!

i will do steragram and i havent forgotten the fudge you wanted ~ just havent made any since then!!

What a memory Sticki! I can't even remember where I left my spectacles or what I'm supposed to be doing tomorrow! That has cheered me up.

oh i cant do that!!! i can only remember things like fudge!!!

now where did i put that recipe????

I guess yo know it by heart now anyway!

not quite!!! be nice if i did!!

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I loved your walk,stunning scenery,I would love to do the same,when I get the hang of putting piccy's on!

Its very easy Tropicalbabe. Go to your home page, click on Your Options and scroll down to Write A Blog. Then just follow the instructions. If you get stuck just send me a Private Message. To do this you click on my avatar which takes you to my home page, and then just click on the option Send a Private Message. Bingo! The more pixels there are in the pic the longer it takes to load but it gets there eventually.

What a beautiful place to live, you're very lucky to have all this on your doorstep. I too would love to visit your lovely Pembroke coast, but this is the next best thing:-)

Five hours from the West Midlands, but a warm welcome would be waiting for you!

I don't have a car:-(

There is a through train service...

Just in case anyone is still interested, the plant tht looks rather like valerian is Hemp Agrimony - we get there in the end!