Discovering the Pembrokeshire Coast
Edrychodd y tywydd fel roedd hi'n mynd yn bod yn wlyb trwy'r dydd, felly penderfynon ni byddwn ni ddim yn mynd i Ynys Byr. Yn lle gyrron ni i lawr yr arfordir i Cei Ystagbwll a cherddon ni i Bae Barafundle. Rydyn ni'n hoffi Bae Barafundle. Rydych chi gallu mynd yna dim ond gan gerdded, felly mae'n rhywle eithaf tawel. Darluniodd Nor'dzin llun o'r olygfa (a thynnais i lawer o luniau). Yna penderfynon ni i fynd rhywle ein bod ni erioed wedi mynd o'r blaen - West Angle. Roeddwn ni wedi clywed o'r bwyty yna o'r bobol yn y bwyty chwaer yn Lawrenny. Mae West Angle yn ddiddorol iawn. Mae'n bae bach hyfryd ar ddiwedd y ffordd. Cawson ni diodydd a chacen flasus iawn yn y bwyty. Cerddon ni i lawr y traeth cyn gyrru yn ôl i Ddinbych-y-pysgod.
The weather looked like it was going to be wet all day, so we decided we would not go to Caldey Island. Instead we drove down to coast to Stackpole Quay and then walked to Barafundle Bay. We like Barafundle Bay. You can go there only by walking, so it is quite a quiet place. Nor'dzin drew a picture of the scene depicted (and I took lots of photographs). Then we decided to go somewhere that we have never gone before - West Angle. We had heard of the restaurant there from the people in the sister restaurant at Lawrenny. West Angle Bay is very interesting. It is a lovely little bay at the end of the road. We had drinks and very tasty cake in the restaurant. We walked down the beach before driving back to Tenby.
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