Pembrokeshire and Gower, walks

Year: 1998 Format: 13x23 Pages: 96 Photos: with 28 excursions along the coasts and inland of the southern Welsh peninsulas. Opposite and physically separated by the broad expanse of Carmarthen Bay, Pembrokeshire and Grower have several characteristics in common. Even though they are located in deep South Wales they have a strong English influence, evident in the place names and architecture of the buildings, with tall and often crenellated towers and churches with staircases. But the most striking similarity, from a hiking point of view, is that each has some of the most spectacular coastal scenery and most beautiful stretches of coastline in Britain. With cartographic tables in the text, in English.