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1041:"Among the particulars for grants, dated March 1537, is the preliminary account of the Manor and property of the Abbey of St. Dogmaels .... . These deeds should be specially interesting to the present inhabitants of St Dogmaels, owing to the family names, which are still mostly the same, and also the place names of various portions of land, lately belonging to the Abbey. Among these,
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Cardigan, the growing resort of Gwbert (across the estuary), and the Abbey at St. Dogmaels, they fail to record any beach here, and it seems it did not become known as a
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Typically, less than 3 days of the year will reach 25.1 °C (77.2 °F) or above, the warmest of which should rise to 26.8 °C (80.2 °F) - The highest temperature recorded was 32.7 °C (90.9 °F), during July 2006. On average 18.3 nights will report air frost and the coldest
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in the sea off the Poppit coast. Some 280 yards (260 m) long, and comprising a wall 3 feet (0.91 m) wide, it now lies totally submerged (under some 12 feet (3.7 m) of water), even at low tide. Estimated to be some 1,000 years old, in those days it would have appeared at low tide,
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Backed by low dunes, the top of the beach comprises about 80m of dry, very loose sand, making it very popular with families. Lower down it is hard-packed. The beach slopes gently, and therefore the sea is shallow for quite a long way out. Even at high tide there is plenty of soft sand exposed.
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In 1987 a new boathouse, built for the new C class lifeboat, was officially opened. Then in 1998 a new double boathouse was completed for a B class and D class lifeboats, for launching vehicles, and it also provided improved crew facilities. Consequently, the station today houses two inshore
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Further research into the fish-trap, the rocks of which are now covered in worms, algae and sea anemones, and only protrude by some 12 inches (300 mm) above the sea-bed, is currently being undertaken by
Pembrokeshire College and the Dyfed Archaeological Trust.
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maps. The increase in small properties in the area from the 1970s onwards has led to the designation of "Poppit" as an area and settlement in its own right, although this name is still not in fact used on O.S. maps.
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The cafe and shop, located by the car park, has also been recently refurbished, and additionally sells beach items like beach balls, inflatables, buckets and spades, and a limited range of body boards and wetsuits.
224:, deposited in a deep ocean basin some 450 million years ago. Very few fossils are found in the rocks because the sediments were deposited in such deep water. Associated locally with the mudstone are beds of hard
935:. There is a large pay car-park, with adjacent public toilets. Over the winter and spring of 2012/13 the car park was renovated, and now provides marked bays for 100 cars, with an improved bus-turning area.
243:, which lasted for some 30,000 years, is sometimes termed the "Poppit Interglacial", the name deriving from Poppit Sands. Here there is a perfectly exposed beach, where it rests upon a classic example of a
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Cardigan lifeboat station was built in 1849 (on the south side of the River Teifi below Penrhyn Castle) after the loss of the crew from the brig
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acting as a shallow rock pool, trapping fish behind the walls as the tide flowed out. At that time the sea level was lower and the entrance to the Teifi
Estuary was nearer the Poppit side.
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finalist places (in 2008, 2009 and 2010). The work has been exhibited in the UK, Hong Kong, Copenhagen and New York, and has also been published in a book entitled
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present, and a general tightening of criteria, it lost this status in 2013. It regained its Blue Flag status in 2016 and retained it in 2017 and 2018. It is also a
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spent a considerable amount of time between 2007 and 2012 photographing Poppit Sands beach, from above and at dusk. His work won numerous awards, including three
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Ancient fish trap discovery in the Teifi Estuary (From Tivyside Advertiser)
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1737:"YHA Poppit Sands Hostel - Cheap Accommodation Poppit Sands"
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1550:"BBC News - Blue flag: Fewer beaches in Wales win status"
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BBC NEWS | Technology | Ancient fish trap found off coast
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with cool summers and mild winters. The nearest official
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Poppit Sands, showing its location within Pembrokeshire
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containing 15 acres adjacent to the seashore - 6s.8d."
1573:"These are all of Wales' Blue Flag beaches this year"
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St. Dogmaels website - Poppit Sands Cafe & Shop
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Western Telegraph - Lifesaving CLub awarded £36,000
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1829:YouTube video - Medieval Fish Trap at Poppit Sands
1799:Poppit Sands - Cardigan Bay Coast Official website
931:, a 186 mile long-distance walk, now part of the
1755:"Alltycoed - Yurts in Poppit Sands - West Wales"
1610:Cardiganshire Coast & Country - Poppit Sands
1036:, by Emily M. Pritchard, 1907, it states :
797:For fishermen the beach offers good catches of
1506:'Poppit Sands' by photographer Michael Jackson
1683:"Welcome cardiganlifeboat.org - Justhost.com"
927:Poppit Sands lies at the northern end of the
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1016:A later Patent Roll of 1544 records :
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1518:Michael Jackson - Poppit Sands Moonscapes
916:lifeboats, which operate from the beach.
247:platform just above the high-water mark.
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1254:Glaciation and the west Wales landscape
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1824:Tide Times for Poppit Sands (Cardigan)
1365:">1971-2000 average coldest night"
1238:Geology and Landscape of Cardigan Bay
1000:. A document of 1537 records :
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1809:Forces of Nature site - Poppit Sands
1297:">1971-2000 average >25c days"
813:can be caught near the river mouth.
1482:SurfGuru Poppit Sands Surf Forecast
1318:">1971-2000 average warmest day"
1034:"The History of St. Dogmaels Abbey"
1868:The rocky western end of the beach
1178:Pembrokeshire Coast National Trail
1154:Go this place - St. Dogmaels beach
1135:. Cardiganshirecoastandcountry.com
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1819:Poppet Sands Surf Lifesaving Club
1784:The History of St. Dogmaels Abbey
1700:Pembrokeshire CoastNational Trail
1634:Poppit Sands Surf Lifesaving Club
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220:The rocks of the area are mostly
176:scrub behind the dunes back to a
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1494:Fishing in Wales - Poppit Sands
1470:A1 Surf report for Poppit Sands
1814:Poppit Sands Daily Surf Report
1672:Poppit Sands Information Board
1571:Howard, Bronte (17 May 2018).
1458:Poppit Sands Daily Surf Report
1407:"Aberporth 1971-2000 averages"
994:Dissolution of the Monasteries
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1904:The Poppit Rocket in Cardigan
1724:Abergwaun.com - Poppit Rocket
1267:, by Horace Gardiner Richards
259:, Poppit Sands experiences a
108:, and the nearest village is
1834:Blue Flag criteria - Beaches
1804:Poppit Sands Cafe & Shop
1409:. Met Office. Archived from
1202:A Day to Remember Boat trips
1435:. meteoblue. Archived from
1190:Ceredigion Coastal Footpath
477:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
407:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
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1786:, Emily M. Pritchard, 1907
1661:- Cardigan station history
1600:Retrieved 19 December 2011
1539:Retrieved 18 December 2011
1530:Blue Flag beaches in Wales
1286:Retrieved 19 November 2011
1109:Blue Flag Beaches of Wales
988:"the main road to Poppit".
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1552:. Bbc.co.uk. 15 May 2013
1228:Retrieved 19 August 2012
1216:Retrieved 19 August 2012
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1880:The beach in mid-summer
1166:Visit Pembrokeshire.com
984:Archaeologia Cambrensis
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110:St Dogmaels
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1962:Categories
1932:52°06′25″N
1282:Met Office
1120:References
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170:bee orchid
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951:Fishguard
910:Agnes Lee
851:Blue Flag
825:Publicity
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752:The sands
272:Aberporth
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205:fish trap
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189:porpoises
137:Geography
131:Blue Flag
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1024:Potpyt
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