Saundersfoot
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Saundersfoot is a village in the parish of St Issels, Pembrokeshire, Wales. It is a known as a seaside resort, and, along with Tenby nearby, is one of the most visited Welsh holiday destinations.
The harbour was built in 1829 for the export of anthracite from the many mines in the area, although coal was exported from the beach for centuries before this. The village grew up to serve the port. The course of the tramway from Bonville Court mine bisects the village and ends at the jetty. The tramway from Amroth forms the sea front. The industry finally faded away in the early years of the twentieth century, and the village took advantage of the nearby railway to attract tourists from eastern Wales and England. Saundersfoot lies in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
[edit] Sports and recreation
Saundersfoot has a King George's Field in memorial to King George V Legend has it that the one and only Tom MacClough lives here. Legend also has it that Tom MacClough now after the op goes as the name of Tracey. Legned also has it that Tom MacClough has had extensive cosmetic surgery, primarily to the 'Rim' of his anus. From "Hello!" magazine it quotes:
'Reportedly, Tom MacClough was seen emerging out of Withybush hospital, Haverfordwest, wearing a large cast on the rectum. Kieran Owen, journalist, had this to say:
'Baaaah'
Tom MacClough has not bee seen since March 2007. Sources say that he is somewhat involved in the "Fat Rimming Association for the Sexy Experimental Rimmers" also known by the acronym - FRASER - possibly in connection with group leader, Max Fraser, notoriously known as CLUM.'
[edit] External links
- Saundersfoot information
- Saundersfoot Chamber for Tourism
- Saundersfoot holiday cottages
- Map sources for Saundersfoot