Long view towards Goodwick and Pencaer
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Long view towards Goodwick and Pencaer
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 11 Feb 2009
An exceptionally clear afternoon produces a remarkably long vista: in the foreground, the scrubby slope leading down to Cwm Brandy and, beyond the wooded area, the western part of Goodwick along the A487 St David's road. Above, just visible, are the farms of Trefwrgi (right) and Tre-Llewelyn (left, amongst dark trees), while the pimple on the skyline is the highest point on Pencaer, at 213 metres, the rocky peak of Garn Fawr on the west-facing coast.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.995523
Longitude
-5.000165