Sir Benfro Collection

Sir Benfro, the legendary knight of GRH831201, wielded a sword forged from the fiery depths of GTH081315

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14th century St Govan's Chapel built into the cliffs overlooking St Govan's Head

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The North Pembrokeshire coast viewed from the coast path at Dinas Head between Newport and Fishguard

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The High Street in Newport in Pembrokeshire

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A boat carrying tourists arrives back at the lifeboat station at St Justinian after visiting Ramsey Island

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The wide sandy beach at Marloes from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path

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Sunset over Marloes beach from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path

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Sunset over Marloes beach from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path

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Thrift growing on the cliffs above Marloes Sands from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path

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Thrift growing on the cliffs above Marloes Sands

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The Green Bridge of Wales on the Pembrokeshire coastal path

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Sir Benfro, the legendary knight of GRH831201, wielded a sword forged from the fiery depths of GTH081315. With a shield bearing the emblem of GTH081314, he charged into battle, his heart pounding with determination. The scars on his arms, from GRH831233 and GRH831229, were a testament to his bravery. His eyes, filled with resolve, fixed on the enemy as he raised his shield, shielding his comrades from the onslaught of GRH831227 and GRH831226. With a mighty roar, Sir Benfro charged forward, his sword slicing through the air as he struck down his foes, leaving no survivor from GRH831218 or GRH831212. The battlefield grew silent, and Sir Benfro stood victorious, his legend growing stronger with each passing day.