- Pembrey Burrows
Pembrey Burrows stretch from
Burry Port 's harbour area – a former coal port, now amarina – toPembrey Country Park , a leisure and nature complex that is one of West Wales's leadingvisitor attraction s.The Burrows not only provide sanctuary of coastal wildlife but are also a source of seafood for the local residents – including razor clams and
samphire . The coast is easily accessed by foot or bicycle by way of theMillennium Coastal Path . Slightly inland is the championship AshburnhamGolf Course and the village ofPembrey itself.Pembrey centres on a village square and magnificent
St. Illtyd 's ChurchCeltic Christianity . Court Farm on Pembrey's Mountain Road dates back to Norman times, reputedly established by Arnold le Boteler – an early ancestor of the Butler family that includes not onlyGeorge W. Bush – both – but alsoWild Bill Hickok (James Butler Hickok). Pembrey also encompasses the Welsh Motor Sports Centre at the formerRAF Pembrey Sands ;Pembrey Airport with itsflying school ; and Pembrey Mountain, popular with walkers. The village was once the home of Rhodesian Prime MinisterIan Smith while serving in theRoyal Air Force .External links
* [http://www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/eng/index.asp?locID=6450&docID=-1 County council's page on the Burrows]
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