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    As viewed from the steam train: by tregenza_family, Views[198]
         		 The little Reidol steam train runs from Aberystwyth to a small town called Devil's Bridge.: by tregenza_family, Views[253]
         		 At low tide there's plenty of sand for sand sculptures.: by tregenza_family, Views[284]
         		 Some serious sand castle work was interrupted by intermitent rain showers.: by tregenza_family, Views[270]
         		 The little tearrace we rented is the little blue and white one in the middle.: by tregenza_family, Views[313]
     
    Just someone's shed: by tregenza_family, Views[283]
         		 Back toward New Quay: by tregenza_family, Views[223]
         		 Very cute, and very tasty.: by tregenza_family, Views[229]
         		 Heading back to New Quay via the farm: by tregenza_family, Views[225]
         		 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[239]
     
    Inside the lookout was safe and cosy. It was a long way down!: by tregenza_family, Views[220]
         		 The coastal headlands are all covered in the most brilliant yellow flowers. Plenty of bugs polinating those flowers...non-biting: by tregenza_family, Views[215]
         		 Coastal path North of New Quay. Our one day of blustery weather: by tregenza_family, Views[230]
         		 The coastal path leading North from the village of New Quay: by tregenza_family, Views[231]
         		 The town of New Quay as viewed from a nearby farm.: by tregenza_family, Views[199]
     
    Green, green and more green. Cows lining up for milking: by tregenza_family, Views[331]
         		 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[266]
         		 The town of Corris is very quaint.: by tregenza_family, Views[263]
         		 The boys kept repeatin
         		 The new toy snake accompanied us on the underground journey. He was totally enthralled by the whole thing: by tregenza_family, Views[218]
     
    A scene from King Arthur's Labyrinth - the underground theatre in Corris: by tregenza_family, Views[246]
         		 A 40 min drive North East of Aberystwyth is a town called Corris in the Snowdonia National Park. This is inside an old shale mine which has been turned into an underground theatre. A hooded boatman escorts you from scene to scene in different part of the mine.: by tregenza_family, Views[288]
         		 70 miles up the road they are still a bit upset with Allan.: by tregenza_family, Views[234]
         		 Found a great greek cafe with excellent dips and a view of the water for afternoon tea.: by tregenza_family, Views[228]
         		 What did Allan do here to offend everyone??: by tregenza_family, Views[193]
     
    This photo is for my brother, Allan. We weren't aware that he'd travelled here previously.: by tregenza_family, Views[225]
         		 Not sure about the safety of Donkeys in the traffic carrying children without helmets - but the kids loved it!: by tregenza_family, Views[282]
         		 Donkey rides along the Aberystwyth beach front: by tregenza_family, Views[575]
         		 The Aberystwyth sea front was like a fair ground with markets, displays and amusements for the children: by tregenza_family, Views[294]
         		 Boys on the slide: by tregenza_family, Views[251]
     
    The children enjoyed the jungle run on the esplanade at Aberystwyth: by tregenza_family, Views[276]
         		 The sea front at Aberystwyth.: by tregenza_family, Views[267]
         		 Lush green pastures everywhere: by tregenza_family, Views[274]
         		 10 million sheep in Wales....that's what we've been told. : by tregenza_family, Views[268]
         		 The upstairs lounge caught the light and glimpses of bright yellow coastal heath, chimney pots and the bay. The couches were big, comfy and wipe clean!: by tregenza_family, Views[241]
     
    Bron reading Consuming Innocense about the negative impact of aspects of modern media on children while the kids watched TV in the next room: by tregenza_family, Views[282]
         		 The boys had adjascent bedrooms downstairs. We all slept so well and enjoyed the space.: by tregenza_family, Views[255]
         		 The holiday cottage in New Quay was a gorgeous little terrace. Very comfy and oozing charm. Just as nice to be inside as out.: by tregenza_family, Views[270]
         		 We dined in the garden of the pub reputed to be Dylan Thomas'favourite. We don't think the slides were there when he was around.: by tregenza_family, Views[276]
         		 A wander around the village of New Quay revealed a series of small coves.: by tregenza_family, Views[270]
     
    New Quay sits on Cardigan Bay, a home to pods of dolphins. I missed them, but Ian caught glimpses on his afternoon runs: by tregenza_family, Views[399]
         		 Upon discovery of sand, the boys went straight to work with buckets and spades found under the stairs in our little holiday cottage: by tregenza_family, Views[310]
         		 There is sand in Wales!: by tregenza_family, Views[247]
         		 Our first glimpse of New Quay, a quiet little seaside hamlet. Very pleasant.: by tregenza_family, Views[242]
         		 Bron resting in the vege patch: by tregenza_family, Views[246]
     
    Ian formulating more ambitious plans for our own veggie patch: by tregenza_family, Views[303]
         		 The National Botanic gardens of wales used to be a private country estate and was bequeathed to the government as a site for the national gardens.: by tregenza_family, Views[225]
         		 The boys took a little post-lunch rest by the fish pond in the dome: by tregenza_family, Views[206]
         		 A great place for a bit of hide and seek.: by tregenza_family, Views[233]
         		 The flora in the glass dome was familiar - Australian and South African plants predominated: by tregenza_family, Views[251]
     
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