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The day's group at the church
St Illtyd's Church
St Illtyd's Church - the interior seemed very small
St Illtyd's Church - in the tiny Chancel is a C14th or C15th carving of a knight (possibly Sir John Penrice) and his lady.
The Chancel is said to be the original C6th cell, and smallest of the Gower churches.
St Illtyd's Church - Chancel ceiling (painted 1931)
Climbing above St Illtyd's Church
Through the woods
Trig on Oxwich Point - 85m
Adrian dancing his way through the muddy fields
Our coffee stop - with Glynis' lovely chocolate cake
Continuing along the coastpath
Looking ahead
A small flock of Curlews
Lambs already!
Land slip
Approaching Slade
Route down to the beach
The path diversion is largely ignored
looking back
Porteynon Bay ahead
Loitering
Daffodils in flower at Horton
Our lunch in the dunes
Along the beach
Exposed peat beds
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