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PendineNewest Review: ... history to be found in Wales than people would imagine. During the war years, Pendine Sands were occupied by the military and to this day some areas leading up to the sands are still a restricted zone. I remember one particular holiday back in the 1980’s when taking the ten-minute walk across the dunes we heard the sounds of gunfire and wondered if it was safe to proceed. Fortunately it was perfectly safe, the pathway through the dunes is clearly labelled, but it did give us a fright at the time! I had expected to return in later years to the small caravan site we visited then, but the march of progress has rendered these sites obsolete.... more |
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by - written on 02/02/06 (Very useful, 3441 readings)
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It seems like I am destined to be the chronicler of Welsh history and the many wonderful sights that have been overlooked by other reviewers. I can safely say that I know most of Wales like the back of my hand, in particular the Southern and Western regions. As a young woman I started to explore the beautiful places near to me, later on I was to spend holidays in the places that were too far away to visit in one day. As a single parent my holidays had to be cheap and so I found caravan sites near to places of interest where I could take my daughter and often my nieces as well. Tenby was one of those I wanted to explore, along with the bay of Carmarthen with its ... Read the complete review
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