On the coastal path to-day

WIZZO · Apr 19, 2015

The 186 miles of Pembrokeshire County {in southwest Wales} is a public footpath maintained by the National Parks Dept. Pen Dinas {Pen Dee-nass} means Dinas headland.

Gorse bushes

The white bushes are Black Thorn

Ron in NS · Apr 19, 2015

Beautiful pics. I never have been to Wales, but I do remember gorse bushes and black thorn.

Janicholson · Apr 19, 2015

How far away from the filming of Doc. Martin are you (or the trail) located. My wife and I think the area is dramatically beautiful. Jim

DeltaRed · Apr 19, 2015

Beautiful. Love to visit someday.Thanks for posting.Steve

ditchwitch · Apr 19, 2015

Those are beauitful pictures WIZZO. Thanks for shareing

peachhead · Apr 19, 2015

Very nice, thanks for the pics. Hopefully I will make it there one of these days.

Paul from MI · Apr 19, 2015

Beautiful pics. I really like to see the rest of the world

WIZZO · Apr 19, 2015

(quoted from post at 10:06:22 04/19/15) How far away from the filming of Doc. Martin are you (or the trail) located. My wife and I think the area is dramatically beautiful. Jim

Doc Martin is filmed on location in Cornwall

If you look on a map of Britain you will see that my County of Pembrokeshire is on the southwest tip of Wales. Look a little further south and you will see the County of Cornwall sticking out in the far southwest of England.

So Pembrokeshire & Cornwall are separated by the Bristol Channel - not too far as the crow flies, similar rocks & topography.

"Dramatically beautiful" - everywhere looks great when the sun is shining and its not raining LoL

On the coastal path to-day

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