'Second task of the day involved getting our boots/trainers on at 9:45 am for our amazing adventure to St Davids city. Did you know that St Davids was the capital city of Wales about 1000 years ago and is the smallest city in United Kingdom? We travelled there by foot which was good exercise – in fact, our technology tells us that we have walked over 17,000 steps today! As the city of St Davids came into sight amidst the rolling hills, the first thing that took our surprise was the majestic St Davids Cathedral. It features a slightly purplish hue as it was built using slate stone from the local quarry, and it is nestled within a dip in the ground (this was to protect it from attackers during the Anglo-Saxon period). Dating back to the 6th century, it is one of the oldest cathedrals in the UK. Notably, it is also home to the tomb of Edmund Tudor – King Henry VIII's father'

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