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2024I thoroughly enjoyed myself spending a full day with 50 Italian visitors who came to Pembrokeshire with JoEnglish. All of the tourists are learning English with Joe and they spent a week in Wales, using their time here to hone their English language skills, and to learn a bit of Cymraeg too 🏴
The day started at Pembroke Castle, then we moved onto the Love Spoon Workshop at Cold Inn, before having an evening meal and quiz at The Jolly Sailor, Burton.
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2024Ironman Wales 2024
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They’re sized just right for use on social media and I’d really appreciate it if you would leave my little watermark in the corner and tag me in any posts for a bit of free advertising – @rawphotographypembrokeshire 😁
Please get in touch if you’d like a high resolution version without the watermark👍
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2024A superb weekend event, organised by Pembrokeshire County Swimming and held at Haverfordwest Leisure Centre.
There’s over 1500 photos in total, and they’re all available to download – ask Gareth or your coach for the password to access each album (feel free to use the photos in social media).
Click on the thumbnail below to see (and download) all of the photos from that session 🏊♂️🏊♀️📸
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2024Another amazing concert from the Paul Sartori Community Choir, and a second time at St Mary’s Church in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire. Mark Heron…take a bow!
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2024A fantastic football festival held at Pembroke Dock Quins RFC for Break The Stigma.
I only took portrait photos and click HERE to see them all ⚽️📸
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2024Llangwm Lions Presentation Evening 2024
The end of season Presentation Evening for Llangwm Lions was held at Hook Social Club – great night!
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2024A wonderful concert from the Paul Sartori Community Choir at St Mary’s Church, Beverly on Saturday night.
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2024Sunshine (not much) and showers (lots!) at this year’s Ras Dewi Sant, starting and finishing at UK’s smallest city, St David’s.
There were 3 routes to choose from (a 10km, a half marathon and a full marathon) and each involved running along the windy conditions of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Please accept my apologies if there’s water smeared across my lens – I tried my hardest to keep it dry 😁
Free to download, prints available too.
Please click on the relevant thumbnail below to see all of the photos in that set.