The Lemon Tree Gallery
The Lemon Tree Gallery
The Lemon Tree Gallery
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Gallery toward the top of the High Street in St. Dogmaels including works by local artists Wendy Evans, Claire Rose, Kim Colquhoun, Ann Roberts, photographer Stuart Hall and others. Media includes oil, watercolour, batik, ceramics, photography, wood, jewellery, cards and other small gift ideas. You can also book phototours with Stuart Hall who will take you to some of the beautiful locations shown in his landscapes.
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Cardiff, UK8 contributions
Feb 2013 • Couples
we popped into the Lemon Tree for lunch, after a gorgeous walk along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. The owner was really warm, and served us fresh, home made spiced butternut squash soup, from locally grown produce. The salad was also locally grown leaves, and you could tell. Really tasty lunch and coffees.
Good selection of artwork, from local artists and photographers. Great aspect over the newly converted chapel - soon to become a new guest house I believe.
Good selection of artwork, from local artists and photographers. Great aspect over the newly converted chapel - soon to become a new guest house I believe.
Written February 20, 2013
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St. Dogmaels, UK532 contributions
Jun 2013 • Couples
We've had delicious home made soup here a couple of times, well worth popping in if you see the sign on the High Street saying they're open. Some great artwork and Stuart is fantastically helpfully with things to do and what's happening in the area; plus his photographs are stunning.
Written June 20, 2013
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