Reeds
Reeds on the shore of the Pembroke River.
Morning Walk
A morning walk along the shoreline of the Pembroke River.
Stroll
A man walking his dog across South Pembrokeshire Golf Course.
Sightseeing
A couple enjoying the view from Front Street.
Workmen
Workmen putting in a new path near the Front Street Martello Tower.
Zig-Zag
A fisherman enjoying a beautiful sunny afternoon at Pennar Point. In the foreground are the remains of the old torpedo stores.
Bums
A group of people enjoying the river rally at Hobbs Point in Pembroke Dock.
Figures
Two figures sitting on the sea wall at Hobbs Point in Pembroke Dock.
Watching the Ferry
A couple watching the Ferry coming in at Hobbs Point.
Reach
A man reaching for the sky at Hobbs Point in Pembroke Dock.
Departure
A man watching the Isle of Inishmore leaving port at Hobbs Point.
Bath Tub
Well, its supposed to be, however the file has been corrupted. Personally, the image looks better as a result.
Jacobs Pill
A view of Jacobs Pill Dockyard as seen from the end of Castle Street.
Telegraphs
Two Telegraph Poles in Pennar, Pembroke Dock.
A bath Tub next to the Mould Loft, part of Jacobs Pill Dockyard.
Vines
Vines growing over the remains of the Mould Loft, part of Jacobs Pill Dockyard.
Winter Colours
A holly bush casting dappled light on to the remains of two Fence Posts.
Fence
A bodged together fence just above the Pembroke River shoreline.
Fence Post
A fence post opposite Jacobs Pill.
Two Posts
Two wooden fence posts catching the evening sun.
A fence post capturing the afternoon sun along Victoria Road.
Man on a Bench
A man sitting on a bench at Front Street. Just peeking over the dockyard wall is the EEMS Dollard.
Meeting
A group of friends enjoying a beautiful summer evening opposite the Front Street Martello Tower.
Arrival
The Isle of Inishmore as seen from Hobbs Point Slipway.
Slide
A wideangle photograph of a slide.
Sentinel
An abandoned basketball hoop catching the morning sun in Pennar.
Driftwood
Driftwood on the shore of the Pembroke River.
Danger
A peeling danger sticker in Pennar.
Bricks
The remains of a telephone exchange (possibly) Captured on the shore of the Pembroke River.
