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Hey guys! I know I haven't created a report in awhile. I've been busy with module assignments and have only recently turned everything in (and now classes have started up again... ahaha not much of a break), but last weekend I took the time to make the 1.5 hour journey by train from Swansea to the Victorian seaside town of Tenby, in Pembrokeshire, Wales. While it was still a little cold, the sun was shining, so I thought it would be a perfect time to visit. Here's Tenby on the map:

(bottom left corner)


Tenby harbor...





colorful buildings line the streets


priceless views


old school candy shop


a very Victorian promenade...


the shop where the monks from Caldey island sell their stuff


I just loved this sign


This restaurant looked amazing but it was closed for the winter break


kegs of beer stacked outside the restaurant


this was hanging near the old tudor merchant house





Tudor merchant house... one of the older buildings in Tenby


a great bookshop where it was absolutely stocked full of books inside


Crazy! I could barely move in there


I love how this road swoops around


This is where the boats sail for the small island, but they don't run in the winter


gateway to the beach!





beautiful walkway up to the hill where the prince albert statue is


And there he is!








beautiful water...


...a nice stroll on the beach


..a house that looks like candy


Looking out towards St. Catherine's island


streets of downtown Tenby


Sunlight is fading...


A quick pint in the Coach & Horses, Tenby's oldest pub, before I leave


cheeky street art by the station


I waited for the train but it was cancelled due to a part of the line being 'washed away' so they had to send for a minibus to take us to Camarthen