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After a drizzly start for a walk along the coast path from Penbryn, most of it lost from view in low cloud, the sky cleared as I reached Llangrannog. I treated myself to lunch (with some Welsh cider) then continued onto the Lochtyn Peninsula, heading back inland before more weather rolled in.

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A photo of the bronze statue of Saint Carannog standing, with his staff, on cliffs overlooking Llangrannog beach. The Lochtyn peninsula ahead along the coast - a high bracken covered hill that slopes down to a thin, finger-like promontory. Rugged cliffs and sandy coves in the mid distance. The sky is thick with grey cloud but there is a hint of blue over the peninsula.
Photo of a sandy beach at low ish tide. A few tiny figures of people and dogs on the sand and surfers in the waves. A rock stack to the right - Carreg Bica, said to be the tooth of a giant. The sky is cloudy with patches of blue opening.
A photo of the peninsula from further along the coast path, a sandy beach below dark rocky cliffs. There is a patch of turquoise blue sky that appears sandwiched between grey cloud. The sea is a grey blue with white waves breaking against the base of the cliffs and coves.
Photo of a small rocky island at the tip of the peninsula. Can’t quite get it all in frame, at least not without getting uncomfortably close to the cliff edge. The top of the island is turfed with short grass. The sheer cliffs show an interesting geology of folds. White streaks through the dark grey, towards the tip on the left, I’m guessing are intrusions of a different rock. A dark sea cave in the centre. The sky is cloudy with blue patches.
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