OK, so you have to have a
really good imagination, but hey ho.
Wales is the pig's head, over on the left of the mainland just above Cornwall.
Moving in a bit closer, you'll find Pembrokeshire at the very south west tip of Wales, next to Ceredigion to the north east and Carmarthenshire to the east. Together, these three counties used to form the largest county in Wales known as Dyfed but more recently each have reverted back to their historic names & boundaries.
The Welsh name for Pembroke, the town after which the county is named, is 'Penfro' which translates as 'Land's End' - so we are truly the Welsh Land's End.
So now you've found Pembrokeshire, we'll need to zoom in one last time to find the farm.
As you can see, you can't go much further south or west. In fact, the only houses south of Warren are further east, and the only houses west are a little way north.
