- Daisy Dramatic Art
Daisy Dramatic Art.
A Daisy Converted to
give a Dramatic Art
Effect with Black+White
tones to Compliment the
surround.
[The Flower Girls.Tenby]
donation of the Daisy.
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- Pink Rose Beauty
Pink Rose Beauty.
A Pink Rose, a symbol of
Love, Desire and Beauty.
Converted for a Modern
Art Effect with a Surround
to Compliment.
- White Purity Rose
A White Purity Rose.
A Symbol of Love and
Beauty,converted for a
Modern Art Effect with a
Compliment Background to
match.
- Lower Town.Fishguard.
Fishguard,Lower Town Harbour.
This was the location for the
1972 film “Under Milk Wood”
with Elizabeth Taylor and
Richard Burton. Also known
for the famous film released in
1956,directed by John Huston
and featured Gregory Peck,
“Moby Dick”. A Very Picturesque
and lovely quiet place to watch
the world go by.
- Tenby Harbour Embossed 1
Tenby Harbour,a Collage
of splendid mixture of colour.
Tenby offer,s Victorian and
Georgian buildings,also very
pretty converted Fishermen,s
cottages.Artists flock to be
inspired by it,s natural beauty.
- Church Doors Tenby
Church Doors is a Dramatic
Arch which projects into
the sea.
At low-tide it shows a pebbled
beach with a small amount of
sand.Tenby,Pembrokeshire,Wales.
- Strumble Head Lighthouse.St Michael,s Island
Strumble Head Lighthouse.
“Ynysmeicl”, “St Michael,s Island”.
The station was built in 1908
for the safety of sea traffic between
Ireland and Fishguard.
Magnificent surrounding coastal
views.
St Catherines Island-Tenby-Pembrokeshire
St Catherines Island,Tenby,Pembrokeshire.
tenby-lydstep cavern beach-low tide.
This beach is sensational, only to
be viewed at it,s highest glory at
low tide.
Park at lydstep headland car park,
walk to the right, follow a small path
until you come to a pembrokeshire
coast national park gate.
Descend the steps and follow the
path down, there is a rocky entrance,
but well worth it to see the beach, the cavern,s are an extra bonus.
All photo,s are available to purchase.
tenby harbour beach-st julian,s chapel
Tenby Harbour is a working
fishing harbour.
Around the harbour there are
old stone buildings with converted
fishermen,s cottages, together with
St Julian,s Chapel.
St Julian,s Chapel stood dominant
and was a feature at the end of the
old quay in the 19th century.
All fishermen would assemble in the
old St Julian,s Chapel before setting
off for the fishing grounds, prayers
were offered for a good catch and tithes of fish and oysters were paid to the clergyman in return for his services.
The Chapel was destroyed in 1842, but the New St Julian,s Chapel was built by all the fishing community in 1878, it is still referred to as the fisherman,s chapel.
The chapel is open to the public during the summertime and well worth a visit, it is very unique and special inside, there is a donation box if you would like to take home a souvenir.
