We went to Laugharne Castle, nice little castle, featuring Dylan Thomas' footsteps, brilliant view of the estuary Taf, which was very nice and peaceful. We walked around the town to see Dylan Thomas' writing shed and boathouse. When we returned to the carpark, a coach load of school tripper turned up, not so peaceful afterall.
We found Poon's Street food, we got some authentic Thai food in the least likely place, everyone else else was having fryups.
We went onto Llawhaden Castle, which is a little castle in a little hamlet.
We had a drive thorough visit to Haverfordwest, a visit to a Welsh Morrison, onto to St David. The A487 was very deceptive, a busy section in Solva was a 8' wiggly road, it was not nice to come across a coach returning from St David.
The road to YHA St David was mostly 4' and worn roads, I worried for Danby. When I booked the private en-suite, I was not expecting a living room, a dining area, our own picnic table and shortcut to the kitchen!
We walked to then nearby Whitesands Bay, the sand was not white! We had out first ice-cream in the holiday, Cote D'or...
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