This design takes inspiration from Huntsman’s Leap, one of the most striking coastal features in Pembrokeshire. A narrow rock chasm cuts through the cliffs, with the sea surging below. The artwork keeps things clean and graphic: bold forms, pared-back detail and a compact layout centred on the dramatic split in the land. Located near Stackpole on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, the site appears suddenly as the cliffs give way to this deep, narrow opening. According to local legend, a huntsman once leapt across it on horseback. It is a fine story, though standing there tends to raise understandable doubts.
