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When long shadows fall.....

The Christian claim to this work of spiritual art is missguided. The wheelhead cross head does not belong here, it does not fit nor has it weathered in the same way as the pillar. The christian inscriptions have been cut into the stone after the relief patterns have been removed on both pannels. The men who carved this stone went to a lot of trouble cutting the relief patterns. These patterns are not all symetrical like the decorative celtic knotwork patters seen everywhere else. They have a specific meaning and tell a far more interesting story.

Superb set of images. What a beautiful county you live in. D.J.

this is a nice photo.

This is a hover-fly of the family Syrphidae and will be feeding on nectar.

Great set of images david,like them all, not too sure about one or two compressed ones, but never the less, some really good work. Im impressed.!

This looks like a Sea Aster. In Wales, this member of the daisy family, Asteraceae, is mainly confined to Pembrokeshire and the South Wales coast.

according to tradition, on the 7th of April which is St. Brynach feast day, the cuckoo first sings from the top of this cross.