The Green Bridge of Wales, Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire

The Green Bridge of Wales is one of the most famous landmarks in Wales, and one of the most spectacular sites on the Pembrokeshire Coast. It is located close to Castlemartin in the south of the county, and is adjacent to the Stack Rocks and the Cauldron.

The Green Bridge of Wales is one of the most famous landmarks in Wales, and one of the most spectacular sites on the Pembrokeshire Coast. It is located close to Castlemartin in the south of the county, and is adjacent to the Stack Rocks and the Cauldron.
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The Green Bridge of Wales is one of the most famous landmarks in Wales, and one of the most spectacular sites on the Pembrokeshire Coast. It is located close to Castlemartin in the south of the county, and is adjacent to the Stack Rocks and the Cauldron. A highlight of the Pembrokeshire coastline, these stacks are home to thousands of guillemots, razorbills and kittiwakes during the breeding season.
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Index PagePembrokeshire..St Govan's Head
Date2012-07-22 18:01:33
DescriptionThe Green Bridge of Wales is one of the most famous landmarks in Wales, and one of the most spectacular sites on the Pembrokeshire Coast. It is located close to Castlemartin in the south of the county, and is adjacent to the Stack Rocks and the Cauldron.
CountyPembrokeshire
CountryCymru/Wales
CopyrightCopyright 2012 Deborah Davies
Tags 2012 Carboniferous period Cliffs Coast Coastal Cymru Erosion Geology Landmark Limestone Natural Arch Nikon D3200 Ocean Outdoors Pembrokeshire Sea Sea Arch South Pembrokeshire St Govan's Head Wales Wales/Cymru West Wales
CameraNikon D3200
Lens18.0-55.0 mm f/3.5-5.6 
Focal Length18mm
Focal Length (35mm)27mm
Shutter Speed1/200
Aperturef/7.1
ISO Speed100

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