Hi Park enthusiasts, I'm your host, Dilya D. Embra.

And the story I have for you today takes place in Pembroke Shure Coast National Park in

Western Wales.

I specifically picked this case for the show because I know there are a lot of you listening

who live in the United Kingdom.

I've gotten a lot of requests for me to feature parks in your neck of the woods, so here you

go.

According to the park's website, the Pembroke Shure Coastal Path meanders for hundreds

of miles across Wales.

It has bluffs that overlook St. George's Channel and Bristol Channel, just northeast of

the Celtic Sea.

The part of the path that's in Wales is more than 180 miles long and hugs a good portion

of the western side of the rugged coastline.

When it opened in 1970, it was the first national trail in Wales.

The path is popular with locals as well as tourists from all over the world.

But don't let this trek fool you.

Most people don't traverse the entire thing in a day.

In fact, few people ever complete it in its entirety.

On average, it takes about two weeks to walk the whole path if you go straight through.

The couple in this story wasn't planning to do that though.

They were just on holiday enjoying a leisurely stroll.

During their camping trip along the western coast, they'd wake up every morning and enjoy

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