Distance: 8.5km

Duration: 3.5 hours estimated

The CHERISH team will be leading a walk from Marloes to the Deer Park, and back again.
Along the way there will be chance to see the wreck of the Albion paddle steamer and two prehistoric promontory forts.
 
We’ll hear about coastal people’s interaction with the sea through time, and the effects of climate change on this heritage today.
 
The walk will take in some amazing views of the islands and wildlife along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.
 
We’ll be guided by Julian Whitewright, Maritime Archaeologist for the
Royal Commission for Ancient and Historic Monuments of Wales.
 
There will be other archaeologists from the CHERISH team to chat to about the coastal archaeology and why we are working in the area today.
 
We’ll finish back at Marloes car park, where there is a cafe and toilets, or you
could bring a picnic to finish the day.
 
POINTS TO NOTE:
This event will be happening on the coast and over potentially challenging terrain. Please dress appropriately for the weather and wear sensible footwear. Remember to bring water, and any medication or food you might need. Toilets available at the car park but not along the route. Guides will include qualified first aiders. If you have any health conditions which may affect your ability to undertake this walk, or require any medication, please speak to a member of the team in confidence beforehand. If you have any access needs that you would like to discuss, please get in touch and we’ll do our best to accommodate everyone. Please do not attend if you have symptoms of illness or have tested positive.
 
Booking essential: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/archaeology-guided-walk-marloes-to-deer-park-tickets-336315166717

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