Heather, Don and I were very lucky with our weather but the forecast for my week in Wales was pretty abysmal. On the best day, Chris and I drove over to Llansteffan Castle and lucked into a lovely day.
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| Stopped first for coffee and scones at the tea room |
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| then along the beach and up the stairs |
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| and into the woods. |
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| Chris saw a new path that looked like short cut but turned out to be a bit of a scramble, muddy and brambly. |
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| Nearly there.. |
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| I visited it alone last time I was here. It is still free |
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| and still a fabulous castle. |
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| Minimal signage |
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| Views across the estuary to Ferryside |
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| and out to sea. |
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| It would have been a great defensive position. |
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| Chris got plenty of excellent pictures of her own feet |
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| but did finally got one of me. |
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| We walked back down the road (much easier) with its view of the local manor |
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| and sheep. |
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| Back down the footpath to the carpark |
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| where we saw some very wet Bearded Collies and Dandie Dinmonts (a rare Scottish breed) |
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