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Photography by John Ball - 12.30pm, 28 May 1998 (with Agfa ePhoto307 digital camera)
I headed west in the morning and spent a pleasant two hours wandering round the coastal town of Tenby. My pictures feature some traditional British seaside activities.
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Promenading on the South Esplanade at Tenby.
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The South Beach.
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Seaside hotels overlook the beach with its rocky coves.
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An ice cream vendor from the "Pembrokeshire Ice Cream Company" on the South Beach.
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Building sand-castles is a favourite past-time for children — and their parents!
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Evening boat cruises are advertised in this busy corner of Tenby, near the jetty.
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Motor-boats loading with holiday-makers for cruises round the off-shore islands.
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The sailors' chapel of St Julian is right on the harbour at Tenby.
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Tenby's North Beach and harbour at low tide.
Footnote: I'd like to compliment Tenby's residents and holiday-makers on their honesty. During my walk round Tenby, I lost my car keys! I discovered the loss when I returned to my car so I had no idea where or when the keys had fallen from my pocket. I went to the local Police Station to report the loss. The constable on duty smiled and immediately brought out the missing keys from under his desk. They'd been handed in 15 minutes earlier by someone who'd found them on the beach!! :o)
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