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A view taken looking west from the toll bridge across the Haven. The oil refineries and jetties can be seen in the background
©Allyson Taylor
The grass in the foreground is the picnic area off the A477 at the south side of the Cleddau Bridge. This provides a panorama at sunset of the length of Milford Haven, looking over the yacht moorings off Hobbs Point, past the Carr Jetty which protrudes from the former Royal Naval Dockyard, towards the oil refinery at Rhoscrowther on the skyline. Industrial sites often scar a landscape, here it seems to add to the scene.
©Adrian Platt
"Pembroke Ferry" is now just the name of the locality, since the toll bridge has replaced it.
©Colin Bell
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©Peter Whatley
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©Ruth Sharville
Dist:0.1km<br/>The site of the old ferry departure point to Burton. Very good food at the pub - just a shame about the bridge in the background.
©Shaun Butler
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©Colin Bell
Dist:0.2km<br/>The old ferry slip with the pub on the right. Burton in the background.
©Shaun Butler
Dist:0.2km<br/>Looking up from the slipway, with the Cleddau Bridge also in view.
©Ruth Sharville
Dist:0.2km<br/>The Ferry Inn on the south side of the Cleddau estuary is overshadowed by the bridge that replaced the waterborne crossing in 1975. There is another pub with a similar name on the north side, at Llanstadwell. Waiting for the ferry was a good opportunity for a drink or two.
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©Ruth Sharville
Dist:0.3km<br/>Contrary to the legend on the van "Horse Driven Funerals", the horses had just been used to pull a trap containing the bride and groom to their wedding reception here...
©Colin Bell
Dist:0.3km<br/>An office park at the southern end of the Cleddau Bridge has had car parking built early in anticipation of rapid expansion. Might be waiting for a while before it's filled.
©Peter Whatley
Dist:0.3km<br/>Plants such as those in these gardens in Connacht Way are often kept indoors in the winter in other parts of the country. The day I took this picture there was a harsh frost nearby, but the agave and other plants here seemed fine.
©Ruth Sharville
Dist:0.4km<br/>The bridge, built 1975 connects the two halves of Pembrokeshire. Texaco oil refinery sits in the distance in South Pembrokeshire. Neyland is opposite. Yachts unite tourism and heavy industry, surprisingly easy bed partners in Pembrokeshire.
©Deborah Tilley

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