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    Mwnt comprises an old church, a car park, a kiosk (just out of view to the right) and the most glorious beach!: by tregenza_family, Views[321]
         		 It's a long way down!: by tregenza_family, Views[234]
         		 The stunning Welsh coastline looking South toward Cardigan: by tregenza_family, Views[217]
         		 On the path around the headland at Mwnt Beach near Cardigan: by tregenza_family, Views[213]
         		 Bron trying to look brave, teetering in unsuitable shoes on a rock precipice: by tregenza_family, Views[230]
     
    Looking down on Mwnt (Moont) Beach from the headland: by tregenza_family, Views[243]
         		 Spectacular Mwnt (pronounced Moont with the oo sound as in book)Beach. Just North of Cardigan: by tregenza_family, Views[344]
         		 Hat 4: by tregenza_family, Views[214]
         		 Bee keeper hat 3: by tregenza_family, Views[204]
         		 Bee keeper hat 2: by tregenza_family, Views[216]
     
    The New Quay Honey farm has a series of glass chambers ducted to the outside so that the bees can come and go, while viewers can look closely at the hives.: by tregenza_family, Views[242]
         		 Bee furniture at the New Quay Honey Farm: by tregenza_family, Views[224]
         		 Modelling each of the different styles of bee keeper hats at the New Quay Honey Farm: by tregenza_family, Views[224]
         		 Could have sat in this garden for many more hours, yet.: by tregenza_family, Views[213]
         		 Just waking up in the sunshine with a cuppa: by tregenza_family, Views[210]
     
    Building castles from pebbles: by tregenza_family, Views[199]
         		 We were all very content to while away the morning in the back garden at New Quay: by tregenza_family, Views[184]
         		 The prevailing wind direction is clear.: by tregenza_family, Views[210]
         		 Either the weather conditions can be pretty fierce, or the local council is into bonsai sculpture.: by tregenza_family, Views[186]
         		 Back toward New Quay, these trees served as evidence that the weather isn't usually as gorgeous as it had been for us.: by tregenza_family, Views[194]
     
    A viewing platform half way up: by tregenza_family, Views[170]
         		 At the bottom of the waterfall before the big hike up!: by tregenza_family, Views[171]
         		 The boys learning about the legend associated with the town's name: by tregenza_family, Views[191]
         		 The waterfall at Devil's Bridge: by tregenza_family, Views[210]
         		 After alighting from the train, we were off for a bush walk to see the waterfalls.: by tregenza_family, Views[261]
     
    With the locomotive.: by tregenza_family, Views[167]
         		 by tregenza_family, Views[168]
         		 Corners allowed us to see the front of the train.: by tregenza_family, Views[216]
         		 The valley from the steam train: by tregenza_family, Views[233]
         		 We were all charmed by wooded hills filled with bluebells: by tregenza_family, Views[205]
     
    The narrow guage railway winds up steeply through the valley and offers spectacular views: by tregenza_family, Views[199]
         		 On the train: by tregenza_family, Views[193]
         		 The boys enjoyed the train ride: by tregenza_family, Views[211]
         		 As viewed from the steam train: by tregenza_family, Views[223]
         		 The little Reidol steam train runs from Aberystwyth to a small town called Devil's Bridge.: by tregenza_family, Views[315]
     
    At low tide there's plenty of sand for sand sculptures.: by tregenza_family, Views[311]
         		 Some serious sand castle work was interrupted by intermitent rain showers.: by tregenza_family, Views[290]
         		 The little tearrace we rented is the little blue and white one in the middle.: by tregenza_family, Views[329]
         		 Just someone's shed: by tregenza_family, Views[300]
         		 Back toward New Quay: by tregenza_family, Views[248]
     
    Very cute, and very tasty.: by tregenza_family, Views[245]
         		 Heading back to New Quay via the farm: by tregenza_family, Views[247]
         		 Can't decide which are cutest, the white with the black legs, the all white or the all black....probably have proper breed names - yet to find out.: by tregenza_family, Views[256]
         		 Inside the lookout was safe and cosy. It was a long way down!: by tregenza_family, Views[245]
         		 The coastal headlands are all covered in the most brilliant yellow flowers. Plenty of bugs polinating those flowers...non-biting: by tregenza_family, Views[230]
     
    Coastal path North of New Quay. Our one day of blustery weather: by tregenza_family, Views[249]
         		 The coastal path leading North from the village of New Quay: by tregenza_family, Views[259]
         		 The town of New Quay as viewed from a nearby farm.: by tregenza_family, Views[219]
         		 Green, green and more green. Cows lining up for milking: by tregenza_family, Views[347]
         		 The journey from Aberystwyth to Corris took us through the most gorgeous little towns. Lesson learnt, however, that cute pubs don't always serve good food.: by tregenza_family, Views[286]
     
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