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Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Pembrokeshire

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South Bishop - Lighthouse South Bishop Lighthouse was built by Trinity House in 1839 as a guide and hazard warning to vessels along the Pembrokeshire coastline. It sits on a rocky outcrop 4¾ miles south west of St. David's Head. Primarily a waymark for vessels navigating offshore, the lighthouse also assists vessels navigating around the Bishops and Clerks chain. 
Taken from Whitesands Bay on a gloomy day. 
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South Bishop - Lighthouse Credit: Colin Smith

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South Bishop - Lighthouse South Bishop Lighthouse was built by Trinity House in 1839 as a guide and hazard warning to vessels along the Pembrokeshire coastline. It sits on a rocky outcrop 4¾ miles south west of St. David's Head. Primarily a waymark for vessels navigating offshore, the lighthouse also assists vessels navigating around the Bishops and Clerks chain. 
Taken from Whitesands Bay on a gloomy day. 
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South Bishop - Lighthouse
South Bishop Lighthouse was built by Trinity House in 1839 as a guide and hazard warning to vessels along the Pembrokeshire coastline. It sits on a rocky outcrop 4¾ miles south west of St. David's Head. Primarily a waymark for vessels navigating offshore, the lighthouse also assists vessels navigating around the Bishops and Clerks chain. Taken from Whitesands Bay on a gloomy day. LinkExternal link
Llechau-Uchaf rocks from Ramsey Island
Llechau-Uchaf rocks from Ramsey Island
South Bishop and lighthouse from round-Ramsey boat trip Fortunately, the western side of Ramsey was calm (unusually) as the wind was NE.
South Bishop and lighthouse from round-Ramsey boat trip
Fortunately, the western side of Ramsey was calm (unusually) as the wind was NE.
On MV Inishmore - View to South Bishop Lighthouse
On MV Inishmore - View to South Bishop Lighthouse
Carreg Rhoson from Whitesands Bay There are at least 8 islets in this group, but from this direction they appear to merge into one. A scattered group of islands is known as the Bishops and Clerks. As North Bishop and South Bishop are, unsurprisingly, at the north and south ends of the group, the islets of Carreg Rhoson must be some of the clerks!

The Carreg Rhoson islets span two grid squares, but I have submitted this photo for the square containing the highest point, 44m.
Carreg Rhoson from Whitesands Bay
There are at least 8 islets in this group, but from this direction they appear to merge into one. A scattered group of islands is known as the Bishops and Clerks. As North Bishop and South Bishop are, unsurprisingly, at the north and south ends of the group, the islets of Carreg Rhoson must be some of the clerks! The Carreg Rhoson islets span two grid squares, but I have submitted this photo for the square containing the highest point, 44m.
Em-sger and Daufraich It is just possible to make out the lighthouse on Em-sger (South Bishop).  To the right, Daufraich.
Em-sger and Daufraich
It is just possible to make out the lighthouse on Em-sger (South Bishop). To the right, Daufraich.
South Bishop Em-sger or South Bishop is the southerly of a group of offshore island known as the Bishops and Clerks. Photo taken from Ramsey Island.
South Bishop
Em-sger or South Bishop is the southerly of a group of offshore island known as the Bishops and Clerks. Photo taken from Ramsey Island.
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Cribog is located at Grid Ref: SM6623 (Lat: 51.863284, Lng: -5.3912572)

Unitary Authority: Pembrokeshire

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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