Welcome to Pembrokeshire County Living magazine.
SIGNS of spring are a welcome sight bringing hopes of a bright and sunny year ahead. The recent cold snap may have brought arctic temperatures and snow in some areas, but nothing like that experienced in the county 30 years ago.
Inside this month’s Pembrokeshire County Living we look back to the big freeze of 1982 when parts of Pembrokeshire were cut off for days on end.
Not everyone believes in ghosts, but for recently formed organisation Pembrokeshire Beyond, paranormal happenings are their reason for being.
The group has been investigating a number of spooky incidents in the county, and spoke to reporter Elizaveta Young about their experiences.
We also chat to Pembrokeshire export and BBC anchor Jamie Owen about his media career and take a look at the county’s recent stardom on the small screen as the place to film for TV.
There’s also a chance to find out about foraging for food with Yun Hider, of Narberth, and Pembrokeshire County Living’s regular columnist Julia Horton-Powdrill, of the Really Wild Food festival, who has just the tonic to refresh your system.
New this issue is our competitions page with lots of teasers for you to try. We also have new where to eat listings alongside our regular what’s on column, interior design ideas, news and more.
We hope you enjoy this issue of Pembrokeshire County Living. It’s the perfect read to get you in the mood for the new season.
