Images of Wales

Wednesday, 4 February 1998

St David's Cathedral, Pembrokeshire

Photography by John Ball - 20 January 1998
(with Agfa ePhoto-307 digtal camera)

St. David's is the smallest city in Wales.
It achieved city status by virtue of its cathedral.

Above: St David's Cathedral.

Above: The cathedral organ (left), and nave (right).

Above: The cathedral is sometimes described as more impressive inside than outside.

Above: The spectacular Pembrokeshire coast near St. David's.
In the foregound is a "kissing gate". This provides easy access to a field through a
boundary fence or wall, negotiable by humans but not by livestock.