The third instalment from arguably the ninth most famous Stephen Reynolds in the world. This generation's answer to Eddie the Eagle Edwards, only instead of death-defying jumps off of big ramps watched by millions, he goes for walks along well-defined and established trails? watched by nobody. This time our intrepid explorer hikes the breathtaking one hundred and eighty-six miles of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. A stunning and dramatic landscape of soaring rocky clifftops and sprawling white sands. Join him as he encounters a plethora of amazing wildlife from peregrine falcons to razorbills, from seals to wild ponies. Not to mention the dashed impressive bracing vistas and stormy seas, of course. Marvel at his rudimentary understanding of Mesolithic tool making, share in his wonder at all manner of high-class moustaches, and there's even the odd mermaid or spaceship thrown in for good measure. It's all happening inside this book, right now! You know what to do.* *Buy and read this book