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	Holiday Property Bond (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		At the north-east corner of the grounds, at the edge of St. Brides haven stands the tiny church of St. Brides.
		The recreation centre at St Brides comprises a large heated indoor freeform swimming pool, a mini-gym, sauna, steamroom and solarium, table tennis, pool, snooker and billiards, and there is also a library/writing room.
		Brides Bay offers a safe childrens' beach nearby and those at Newgale and Broad Haven are ideal for family seaside outings.
	www.hpb.co.uk /pd-stbrides.asp (637 words)

	HMS St. Brides bay
		I have built mine as HMS St Brides Bay as in 1950.
		The internals of the hull are made from 1/4" square wood and glued round the inside of the hull at the depth required to allow the deck to sit in place.
		Bridge details are added with positions for the equipment being taken from photographs and the Recollections of the St Brides Bay Association members.
	www.internetmodeler.com /2003/march/ships/SBB.htm (1016 words)

	St Nons Bay Cottages - Things to See & Do
		St Nons Bay Cottages - Things to See and Do The cottages are only half a mile from the famous Pembrokeshire Coastal Path with its miles of spectacular scenery.
		Choral and orchestral concerts are organised in the cathedral and choral evensong is sung by the Cathedral Choir.
		The St Davids Peninsula - Dewisland, the Land of David - is a land of ancient history, of myth and of legend with a tranquil, timeless atmosphere.
	www.stnbc.co.uk /see_do.htm (1519 words)

	St Davids Visitor Centre
		St Davids is ideally situated as an accommodation base for walkers.
		Caerbwdy Bay has the purple sandstone used to build the cathedral, the Quarry was reopened in 1972 and again in 1998 to provide stone for maintenance.
		St Justinian was a friend and confessor of St David, legend has it that while on Ramsey Island he was beheaded by his own disciples, but picked up his own head and walked across Ramsey Sound to the mainland.
	stdavids.pembrokeshirecoast.org.uk /english/things_to_do/walking.asp (1167 words)

	St. Brides Bay Heritage Coast
		The heritage coast runs for 5 miles along the open shore of St. Brides Bay, between the headlands of St. David's and Marloes.
		The actual village of St. Bride's is nowhere near the heritage coast - in fact it is encompassed by the Marloes and Dale Heritage Coast further south.
		Brides Bay is an area of high cliffs and broad, sandy beaches, popular with holiday makers in the summer months.
	www.britainexpress.com /countryside/coast/st-brides.htm (380 words)

	Bay Class : History & Modifications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Burghead Bay was sold in 1959 to the Portugese Navy as Alvares Cabral.She was sold for scrapping on 23rd June 1971.
		Cardigan bay was sold to West Of Scotland Shipbreaking, Troon, and arrived for scrapping on 5th March 1962.
		Brides Bay sold to Shipbreaking Industries, Charlestown, and arrived for scrapping on 3rd September 1962.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /aj.cashmore/britain/frigates/bay/history.html (411 words)

	Donegal Bay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Donegal Bay (Bá Dhún na nGall in Irish) is an inlet (or bay) in the north western region of Ireland.
		Three counties – Donegal to the north and east, Leitrim and Sligo to the south – have shorelines on the bay, which is bounded on the west by the Atlantic Ocean.
		Donegal Bay has a half-moon shape, similar to Cardigan Bay and St Brides Bay in Wales, the Bay of Biscay in South-West France and Mount's Bay in Cornwall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Donegal_Bay (215 words)

	Korean War Naval Chronology, May-July 1953
		Brides Bay and the ROKN PCS 201 supported guerrillas infiltrating the mainland in the Haeju area.
		Brides Bay (DE) supported a partisan raid on the west coast of Haeju-man. The raid failed to reach its objective and the raiders withdrew.
		Brides Bay (PF) were harassed by 30 rounds of enemy estimated 105 mm shells.
	www.history.navy.mil /wars/korea/chron53b.htm (5471 words)

	Pembrokeshire Self Catering Accommodation Broad Haven Wales
		St Brides Bay is a very sheltered picturesque part of Pembrokeshire well known for its lovely sandy beaches and the beautiful wild flowers.
		St David's Cathedral can be visited also or you could climb the Preselis and see some of the most dramatic hills in Wales.
		The sheltered St Brides Bay in Pembrokeshire is an ideal place to visit at any time of the year.
	www.pembrokeshire-self-catering-accommodation.co.uk (393 words)

	Pembrokeshire, St. Davids, Wales: British Heritage on Britannia
		The town of St Davids became a busy crossroads in the days when sea travel was safer and quicker than overland transport, developing strong links with the Celtic countries of Ireland, Brittany and Cornwall.
		One of the glories of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is the long-distance footpath that winds its way for 187 miles from Cardigan in the north to Amroth, near Tenby, on the southern shores.
		In the Age of Saints, the sheltered, narrow inlet of Porth Clais was the harbour for St Davids, a mile to the north.
	www.britannia.com /BritHeritage/pembrokeshire.html (1356 words)

	St Brides Bay Cottages Environmental Policy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		The company offers, not only the conventional advertising and promotional element of attracting potential guests to the cottages, but also arranges payments and are also responsible for the cleaning and general maintenance of the properties.
		The remaining 26 cottages are run only on a letting basis and therefore St Brides Bay Cottages only act as a means of sourcing guests to the cottages and do not get involved with the maintenance nor cleaning.
		St Brides Cottages visits these properties at least twice a year although they are maintained directly by their owners.
	www.stbridesbaycottages.com /environment.htm (266 words)

	Nautilus - Cafe, Bar & Restaurant, located on Broad Haven Seafront, Broad Haven, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Wales, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Brides Bay View Apartment - modern two-bedroom apartment in Broad Haven with sea views...
		Brides Bay Cottages - A small selection of holiday homes around the spectacular St Brides Bay area...
		St Davids Cathedral - Built upon the site of St David's 6th century monastery St Davids Cathedral has been a site of pilgrimage and worship for many hundreds of years..
	www.nautilusbroadhaven.co.uk /links.asp (780 words)

	Pembrokeshire Coast Path Walking Holiday
		This magnificent trail between the villages of St Dogmael's in the north and Amroth in the south follows the coastline of the Pembrokeshire National Park through some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Britain.
		From here to the enchanting little city of St Davids, the trail passes through some of the wildest and most ruggedly beautiful parts of the National Park.
		Highlights include the picturesque harbours of Porthgain and Porthclais, the beautiful beach at Whitesands Bay, the splendid views of Ramsey Island, the lifeboat station at St Justinian's and Solva, one of the prettiest villages in Pembrokeshire.
	www.contours.co.uk /self-guided/pembrokeshire.html (488 words)

	Archaeology in Wales - Archaeoleg CAMBRIA Archaeology
		Mullock and Bicton farms are the successors of detached holdings, lying within the Sublordship of St Ishmael’s, representing the ½ knight’s fee held of the Lordship of Pembroke by the Lords of Dale from at least 1247.
		Apart from the medieval church of St James at Walwyn’s Castle with its substantial tower, religious buildings are not a major component of the historic landscape.
		However, of note is the derelict church of St Peters at Hasguard which is grade B listed, and a small 19th century chapel on an arm of the Sandy Haven inlet.
	www.acadat.com /HLC/milford/area/319.htm (1199 words)

	Bay class frigate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bay class was a class of anti-aircraft (A/A) frigate built for the Royal Navy during World War II.
		The Bay class made use of the hull, machinery, lattice mast and superstructure of incomplete Loch class frigates.
		The armament was altered to suit them to the A/A role, with twin QF 4 in Mark XVI guns fore and aft in mounts HA/LA Mark XIX fitted with remote power control (RPC), controlled by a rangefinder-director Mark V carried on the bridge and fitted with radar Type 285 for range taking.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bay_class_frigate (622 words)

	Chapel Studio Holiday Cottage near St Davids Pembrokeshire Wales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Treleddid Fawr is a collection of 11 houses set against a rocky outcrop overlooking St. Davids (1 mile) towards Skomer some 15 miles south across St. Brides Bay, and west over Whitesands Bay (1 mile) out to the Atlantic and off-shore islands such as Ramsey.
		It is 2 miles from St David's Cathedral and Bishop's Palace and 10 minutes walk from the Pembrokeshire Coast footpath.
		There is a nine-hole golf course overlooking Whitesands Bay and fishing and water sports on river and sea.
	www.davidscottages.co.uk (421 words)

	St Brides Bay self catering accommodation, Pembrokeshire holiday cottages
		St Brides Bay self catering accommodation, Pembrokeshire holiday cottages
		The apartment is on the first floor and has breathtaking views over St Brides Bay, with a beautiful safe sandy beach only a few yards away.
		There are many local places to visit, including Wales' smallest City of St. Davids, the pretty harbour at Solva and many other fine beaches.
	www.cottageguide.co.uk /st.bridesbay-apt (298 words)

	St Barths \| Brides.com
		The sexiest of all the Caribbean islands, St. Bart's is populated with beautiful people, stunning small hotels and villas, and gorgeous beaches.
		Follow the example of countless St. Bart's veterans and rent your own villa: The rates are less heart-stopping (starting around $1,000/wk in summer), and privacy is guaranteed.
		This being a French island, toplessness is ubiquitous and nakedness is happily tolerated—especially at the longest beach, Anse de Grande Saline, and at the secluded Gouverneur in the south.
	www.brides.com /travel/destinations/detail/9453 (1112 words)

	Holiday Cottages in the St Brides Area - Including - Broad Haven, Dale, Little Haven & St Ishmaels
		Further down the coast you have St Anne's Head, Dale and Martins Haven, where you can take a boat trip to the Bird Islands of Skomer and Skokholm and at the right time of the year see Shearwaters and Puffins in their natural habitat.
		This beautifully converted granary is situated along a quiet country lane close to the village of St Ishmaels, on the Dale peninsula.
		This large, comfortable and welcoming 18th Century Welsh Farmhouse is situated close to the village of St Ishmaels and within half a mile of Monk Haven Beach.
	www.welsh-cottages.co.uk /pembrokeshire/stbridescottages.asp (1876 words)

	Northern California Spas \| Brides.com local wedding resources
		Here are some of the best ways around the Bay to relax, unwind and come out looking as great as you feel.
		Opt for a Philippine Journey—a treatment that begins with a bath infused with a mix of homegrown herbs (juniper berries, bay leaves, and a few "secret ingredients"), followed by a therapeutic massage using warmed coconut oil, and a body scrub with ginger, raw sugar, and coconut oil.
		Their signature Pumpkin Body Peel utilizes an exclusive pumpkin concoction that exfoliates and pumps your skin full of vitamin A. When you combine it with the spa's breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, this pumpkin is your carriage to a place far, far away from your bickering relatives.
	www.brides.com /local/northern_california/article/3186 (823 words)

	St John's Newfoundland Nearby Towns and Attractions: Witless Bay
		Witless Bay is a pretty seaside community, and was originally named for the Whittle family.
		In French "La Manche" means "the sleeve", which describes the shape of the harbour, hich is long and narrow with high sides.
		The park is in a beautiful river valley that teems with wildlife and attracts many nature enthusiasts and artists.
	www.foundlocally.com /StJohns/Travel/Nearby-WitlessBay.htm (396 words)

	Sherpa Walking Holidays: Pembrokeshire Coastal Path
		From Dale, a small village on the shores of Milford Haven you round the spectacular red sandstone cliffs of St. Ann’s Head to reach the beautiful beach of Marloes Sands.
		Next round the rim of St. Brides Bay by way of the pretty harbour of Little Haven and the dramatic inlet of Solva to historic St. Davids.
		With an extra night in St. Davids (recommended) you can follow the Coastal Path along the cliffs between the sandy beaches of Caerfai and Whitesands Bay.
	www.sherpa-walking-holidays.co.uk /tours/britain/wpbrc.htm (439 words)

	HMS St Brides Bay
		HMS St Brides Bay was originally laid down as the Loch Class frigate 'Loch Achilty' in May 1944 and was built by Messrs.
		While building she assumed the name of St Brides Bay, and was launched as such in January, 1945 - too late to take any part in the war.
		When she returned to the United Kingdom in December 1961 she had steamed many thousands of miles during her twelve years in the Far East, and was remembered in the many ports and outposts that she visited long after she had gone into honourable retirement.
	www.richardlloyd.clara.net (274 words)

	Horsemanstone
		Those wishing to explore on foot have the benefit of a number of walkers paths locally, one of which gives access to Amroth from Horsemanstone.
		The lovely golden sands of Newgale beach with its breathtaking beauty are just 100 yards away and we are on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.
		Slightly further afield is the tiny city of St. Davids', with its famous Cathederal and Bishops Palace, here you can book an island boat trip to see the wildlife and maybe you will see seals, porpoises and dolphins.
	www.walesholidayshorsemanstone.co.uk (258 words)

	What to See in England - St. Davids Cathedral (by Gordon Home)
		Davids, the most western town in Wales, is situated on the little river Alan, a mile from its mouth, near St. Davids Head, on the north side of St. Brides Bay.
		The modern “city” of St. Davids is a mere village, consisting of one principal street and two at right angles, with a fine old cross at their junction, but the chief attractions are its grand old cathedral and the ruins of its once famous Episcopal palace.
		In mediaeval days the shrine of St. David was regarded with great veneration, and was visited by William the Conqueror, Henry II., and by Edward I. and his queen.
	www.authorama.com /what-to-see-in-england-142.html (525 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		The location of St Brides is remarkable: perched on a headland above Saundersfoot harbour and Carmarthen Bay.
		The gallery at St Brides is set amongst clean lines and muted tones to be browsed at leisure.
		St Brides Spa Hotel requires that the booking be cancelled at least days prior to the arrival date.
	www.eurhotels.co.uk /114629-St-Brides-Hotel.aspx (769 words)

	Boston Bachelorette Parties \| Brides.com local wedding resources
		Well, technically…Reserve a table in front of the stage at Jacques in Boston's Bay Village, where drag queens lip sync to pop favorites by Celine Dion, Christina Aguilera, and Janet Jackson from 10:30 p.m.
		But overall, the queens, garbed in fabulously low-cut, high-slit ensembles of pink velour and the like, enjoy showing the bride some love and attention (we're talking personal serenading and maybe even a little bump and grind).
		Some brides aren't meant for lifesaver-studded shirts, scavenger hunts for boxer shorts unknown, or body shots off the maid of honor.
	www.brides.com /local/boston/article/2999 (795 words)

	Pembrokeshire Holiday Accommodation :: Broad Haven Holidays
		It has breathtaking views over St Brides Bay, and the safe sandy beach is only a few yards away.
		Pembrokeshire is a uniquely beautiful corner of Wales, sheltered from the weather, and with a craggy, isolated coastline interspersed with rocky coves and sandy beaches.
		Broad Haven is on St Bride's Bay in the west of Pembrokeshire.
	www.pembrokeshireholiday.com (202 words)

	Ship Wrecks of Pembrokeshire
		December 1943 a Wellington W5678 ditched into St Brides Bay and the crew of 6 were rescued.
		In May 1945 a Beaufort ML620 ditched near Stack Rocks in St Brides Bay the pilot was killed.
		The wood that was salvaged by the Island owner provided him with enough wood to build a few house and set up home, and her cargo of coal was used as heating.
	www.dive-pembrokeshire.com /wrecks.html (3562 words)

	Chesapeake Bay - Colonial Period - The Mariners' Museum
		If they had wives and children in the colony they would be less likely to leave.
		In 1619, the first bride ships came to Virginia.
		The future husbands had to pay for the brides' passage in tobacco.
	www.mariner.org /chesapeakebay/colonial/col003.html (873 words)

	Slow Travel UK, vacation rental reviews, St Brides Bay Cottages, Cartrefle
		St Davids is really a large village but because it has a World Heritage Site cathedral it becomes a city and was given this "official" status by the Queen in 1995.
		We enjoyed the location very much as it is within the heart of St Davids and all it's amenities and very close to some of Pembrokeshire's spectacular coast line.
		All in all a superb area to relax and wind down in as St David's is so far west it feels quite remote from the stresses and strains of every day living, almost in a tiny time warp.
	www.slowtrav.com /uk/vr/review.asp?n=2353 (874 words)

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