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celticspikey

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Pembrokeshire Trip.

« on: November 01, 2012, 09:29:49 PM »

Had a few days near the Pembrokeshire coast at weekend with the wife, no detector thou Sad

, for those of you who has never visited a reconstruction Iron Age site I can recommend Castell Henllys for a fascinating insight to their way of life just thought I would share a few photos with you. Also had the chance to visit Newgale beach I have heard this is a good storm beach during winter? Also Tenby Beach which I never realised was so huge, I would be interested to know if anyone has had successful searches on either as I plan a visit if conditions are favourable over winter time.

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