The anniversary lunch took place at Wolfscastle on Friday 23rd November, with over sixty members attending.
The raffle, thanks to the efforts of Kate Waldies and Marilyn James plus the generous donation of prizes by several members, raised £97 (and a penny!), for local NT projects. Past chairmen Dick Coggins and Martin Drew travelled to Pembrokeshire to join us for the event. (See photo).
After the meal Jim Price, long standing vice Chairman, described the early days when the PNTA was first being formed.
On the display boards there were pictures of Jonathan Hughes, Manager of Pembrokeshire National Trust, receiving cheques at PNTA AGMs across the years.
Roland Edwards, a former treasurer of PNTA, has totted up the donations and the overall sum exceeds £40,000.
Jonathan afterwards talked about his recent secondment to Wimpole Hall NT, in Cambridgeshire, comparing the landscape and the people to Pembrokeshire. Although he enjoyed his time there, at the end of the temporary appointment, he was content to return to West Wales.
