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3 km from Dale, Pembrokeshire/Sir Benfro, Wales

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	The Pembrokeshire Coast Path near St Ann's Head by Dave Kelly
	Sheep grazing on St. Ann's Head, Pembrokeshire by Jeremy Bolwell The south facing sloping pastures here overlook the entrance to Milford Haven and the Angle Peninsula opposite.
	Lighthouse at St Ann's Head by Eirian Evans The Lower lighthouse was built in 1741 about 200 yards east of the High lighthouse. In 1841 the ‘low light’ was rebuilt, under the supervision of John Knott, the senior lighthouse keeper with Trinity House. This is the modern functioning... (more)
	Hen Oleudy St Anne's Old Lighthouse by Alan Richards Cerddwyr yn mynd heibio i Hen Oleudy St Anne. Ma'e adeilad bellach yn cynnig llety. Walkers passing St Ann's Old lighthouse. The building today offers accommodation.
	Warning Notice at fog signal station by Ruth Sharville The picture says it all!
	Folded Old Red Sandstone at St Annes Head by Rodney Harris The sedimentary Old Red Sandstone, laid down in the Devonian period, is intensely folded by collision of tectonic plates during the Carboniferous period, known as the Variscan Orogeny.
	Lighthouse, St Annes Head by Anton Robinson Lighthouse at St Annes Head photographed using zoom lens from West Blockhouse Point. Not the best photo in the world but it was a long way away! Photographed using Minolta Dimage 7i.
	Fog signal engine room by Arthur C Harris A window cleaners view of the disused fog signal engine room
	St Ann's Head by PAUL FARMER
	St Ann's Head from West Angle Bay by Ian Paterson Zoomed-in shot of the headland from West Angle Bay car park. The green navigation buoy in the channel is West Chapel and can be distinguished in the dark by its flashing green light every ten seconds.
	Rock strata at Cobbler's Hole by David Purchase This impressive feature is very close to the lighthouse at St Anne's Head.
	St. Ann’s Head, Cobbler’s Hole by Chris Downer This interesting rock formation is just along from the lighthouse. It is not dissimilar to the ‘Lulworth Crumple’ in Dorset SY8279 : Stair Hole.