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Looking out towards Worms Head from Rhossili, Gower

A cool Camps Bay Beach image:

Looking out towards Worms Head from Rhossili, Gower
Camps Bay Beach
Image by Visit Swansea Bay, Mumbles and Gower
"The Norsemen named the promontory "Wurm" or dragon, and Worm’s Head does remarkably resemble a sea monster swimming out from shore.

Children will love the exciting scramble over the causeway and out along the promontory by way of the Devil’s Bridge, a spectacular wave-cut arch. Blowholes and seabirds await you at the tip of the Head.

Don’t let the nesting puffins, guillemots and gannets see you, but find a nook where you can watch them skimming over the sea. "

…’Six of the Best Summer Walks‘: The Telegraph.

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Published on 29 July 2021 by Alan Category: ImagesTag: From, Gower, Head, Looking, Rhossili, towards, worms.

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