Travelled: 103 kilometres from Aberystwyth to Moylegrove, Wales
Visited: Mwnt beach and Church (free)
Stayed: A small parking area near Moylegrove N52.07734 W04.76184 (free) no services.
Driving down from Aberystwyth the weather was foul, rain and heavy mist. It made for a slow trip, the coast is on our right but you could not see it very often. We turn at Aberaeron and make our way up the hill to Llanerchaeron to visit a Castle only to find it doesn’t open until 1130. Not in the mood to sit in the Hymer in the rail for an hour we continue south. By the time we are approaching Cardigan the weather has cleared and patches of sunlight appear.
We turn for the coast and Mwnt. Mwnt is not really a town or village but some scattered farms a campsite, but it does have a small church that dates back a thousand years with Y Foel Hill as its backdrop. Pembrokeshire is famous for its coastline and the Lonely Planet state Mwnt is worth a visit.
We have lunched visited the church and walked the hill, so its time to hit the road again. A quick bit of shopping in Cardigan, at the Aldi for milk and juice not to buy a cardi. We drive now looking for parking spot for the night. We hope for some better weather in the morning and the opportunity to walk a section of the Pembrokeshire walking path.
It’s late afternoon by the time we settle into our spot and have a quick look around. So we plan a longer walk in the morning at the Welsh weathers’ convenience. Pam is having a nap, whilst I catch up on some planned maintenance, installing a ‘SOG System’ on the toilet. Motorhomers and caravaners will know what a SOG system is, it’s not the most interesting subject so you can google it if you like. A couple of years ago I ask about getting one installed, last year I kept thinking I should have purchased one and as these thing work out, this year I did. An hour and a half later the jobs done and we are very happy with the results.
Michael and Pam
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Just found your website via our bumble. You should have stayed in wales and we’d have cime to say hello. We are just around the corner
Jake
Thanks for your comment on the blog. We really enjoyed Wales, despite me grizzling about the weather. We found it easy enough to find a wildcamp most of the time.
Have never seen so many old steam trains as well.
We normally come to England, pick up the Hymer and do a couple of weeks touring. As Aussies we can only do 90 days in the EU, so it give us a chance to get the bugs out of the Hymer before going across the ditch.
Are you travelling or are lucky enough to live it Wales ?
Michael and Pam Guymer