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Lockley Lodge at the top of the hill and the road that you queue on for tickets

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

The ferry departs from here and it's just a quick walk up and down the stairs and uneven ground to get to it

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

The remnants of an Iron Age Roundhouse

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

Puffins standing outside their burrows on the slopes leading back down to where the ferry came in

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

The path here is steep and rocky but most were level with less rocks

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

It was first noticed on the 21st Jun 2012, by chance, that there was a midsummer solstice solar alignment. They think this stone may date back to the Bronze Age

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

The path is good along the top of the island, just make sure you stick to it and don't wander off destroying burrows

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

Three Puffins waiting by their burrows for their partners to come back with Sand Eels

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

The dramatic piece of coastline called The Wick. This is where the biggest colony of Puffins were.

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

The Puffins were right beside the path and would sometimes cross it

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

A Puffin landing with a mouthful of Sand Eels. He then runs into its burrow

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales

Rabbits are very relaxed near the Puffins but they don't get too close

From Visiting Skomer Island, Wales