St David, St Patrick, King Arthur ... In Pembrokeshire Christopher Somerville finds himself walking on legendary land.
The lead of his great Daily Telegraph piece:
A blowy Sunday morning in westernmost Pembrokeshire after a week of grey, horizontal weather – and boy, were we keen to see the sun. When the clouds began to shred away off the moor tops and the hint of a tint of blue shone through, we were out of our holiday cottage and down in St David's before you could blink... St David's is one of those neat little towns you don't want to leave in a hurry.
The lead of his great Daily Telegraph piece:
A blowy Sunday morning in westernmost Pembrokeshire after a week of grey, horizontal weather – and boy, were we keen to see the sun. When the clouds began to shred away off the moor tops and the hint of a tint of blue shone through, we were out of our holiday cottage and down in St David's before you could blink... St David's is one of those neat little towns you don't want to leave in a hurry.
(Picture by Christopher Somerville)
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