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Looking across the harbour from the quay towards Castle Square.
©Humphrey Bolton
Looking across the harbour from the quay to the pier.
©Humphrey Bolton
Looking from the pier to the little beach in front of St Julian's Seamen's Church.
©Humphrey Bolton
View inland from the quay for the Caldey Island ferryboats. St Julian's Chapel is in the centre. Behind it a row of arches in the retaining wall against the cliff – useful for storage.
©Humphrey Bolton
View inland from the quay for the Caldey Island ferryboats. The buildings show a large variation in the height of a storey. The 18C buildings are similar to modern ones in that respect, but the Victorian ones have very high ceilings. There must be a good view from those attic windows!
©Humphrey Bolton
High tide in Tenby Harbour with the North Beach hotels in the background
©Tony Hodge
Looking up towards the town from the direction of the North Beach, the fishermen's church of St Julians is to the right of the picture
©Tony Hodge
A view from the park just before sunset
©Tony Hodge
©Tony Hodge
This is a fisherman's Chapel, built in 1873 by the harbourside.
©Humphrey Bolton
This is on Castle Hill at SN137006.
©Humphrey Bolton
St. Mary's Church.There used to be a fountain in the middle of the square in front of the church. It was removed a few years ago. The council are trying to get the fountain reinstated in the centre.
©Tony Grant
South Beach and St Catherine's Island
©Michael Parry
Harbour and castle
©David and Rachel Landin
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