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You couldn't be a little biased, could you, Katie?

Harry

Hi All - We are just about to book a little Site at Stepaside, Pembrokeshire. We prefer non-comercialised Sites & surroundings, so hope we have made a good choice, having never been to this area before. Apparantly there are at least two beaches nearby that allow dogs ...........after all, we bought the caravan for the dogs - so their beach holiday is important 'isn't it????

Jan (Jackrascals)      

Quote: Originally posted by aitch on 23/1/2006

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You couldn't be a little biased, could you, Katie?

Harry

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 From Dorset originally Harry, so no, not biased at all!

KatieB

I have total faith in your impartiality, Katie. (My first wife was from Weymouth. I don't know if that's a recommendation or not. Nice beach, though.)

H

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all of wales is beautiful,and whether your north south east or west,,,all folk are freindly inviting and welcoming aswell .......................

we thought the site looked the best of the bunch and enquired about a pitch today but they like you to book saturday to saturday and we didnt want to travel on a saturday in july/august so we re having to think about it.we were also getting lots of people saying that theres nothing to do in wales but we would like to see for ourselves, we dont go in for the all singing all dancing crowded sites anyway

Got to go along with Happy Camper when she says all of Cymru is beautiful and the folks are welcoming. We've been all over and hoping to get back to Snowdonia this year but it will follow a week in the south first. There are plenty places to go and sights to see, be it the Red Kites over the Elan Valley, a ride up Mount Snowdon on the train or a visit to the Grand Theatre in Swansea. We always stay at Riverside, just of J45 M4, not everybodies cup of tea as it can get quite noisey in the high season but we find it is geographically ideally placed for us as we visit friends and relatives in Swansea and are able to visit 'Out of season' at least twice during the year and sometimes 3 times although it is 278 miles from our house. The only thing we found to be anti social about North Wales was next door's cockerel kicking of at 4 in the morning whilst staying at Snowdonia Parc.

FAO Scarlett's Fan if you read this, hope your team is doing well, got to get to an Osprey's match when I'm there in the autumn as havn't seen inside the new stadium yet.

Incidently, the OH is  Swansea born and bred and I first went there in 1952 and been going back ever since.................Mick