Pictures from the Caswell Bay, Gower walk.

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Derek Brockway and National Trust Gower warden, Sarah Stevens at Caswell Bay.
Derek Brockway and National Trust Gower warden Sarah Stevens at Caswell BayDerek Brockway and Sarah Stevens at Caswell Bay.Stone steps at Caswell Bay.Views over Caswell BayBrandy CoveDerek and Sarah on the headland above Caswell.Pwll Du bayThe crew lying down in the sunShingle bank at Pwll DuDerek and Sarah wlaking across Pwll Du beachSarah StevensAn old stone house on GowerSign posts on the walkThe footbridge taking Derek and Sarah to Bishopston Valley.Derek and Sarah on a walking trail.Views down over Pwl Du bay.Derek, Sarah and the crew make their way down to Graves EndThe makeshift grave for drowned sailors at Graves EndStunning coastal views over South GowerFungus growing on a tree in Bishopston ValleyGuzzle Hole, BishopstonLong Ash MineBishopston ValleyDerek and Sarah clamber up an old dried up river bed.

This walk took place on Gower, taking in Caswell Bay, Brandy Cove and Pwll Du before treking home via Bishopston Valley. The walk covered a distance of approximately 7 miles and covered local geology & archaeology as well as old smuggling tales and rare wildlife.

Read more about this walk on the Caswell Bay walking page or see more photos from the series 4 walks.


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