Easier just to set up camp perhaps?

We always seem to be heading East down the A40 these days.  Last week we went to Abergavenny Fleamarket (and again today), and also Hay, then Monday it was Malvern.  If only we could get a buyer for the house, we wouldn't be driving so many miles . . .

Anyway, at Malvern on Monday we saw someone we know who mentioned he might have something of interest for us, and so we agreed to meet up with him at Abergavenny Fleamarket today.  This time I remembered to bring my camera.  Aren't these goats fab?

Here are a few more.

A bit gloomy, but I didn't want everyone looking up if I used the flash.

I've never seen a RED top hat before, so I just had to get a photograph of this chap.

Above and below - some tempting Pansies.

Another view across the stalls.

We bought a couple of things, and chatted to dealers we knew, before having a wander round the town to get a late breakfast (we were out of the house by 7.15 and I wasn't feeling very hungry then).

Not a very good picture - I was trying to get a photo of how the town and the landscape interacted - and failed!

I stopped at various points along the A40 homewards to take photos of the Brecon Beacons with their sprinkling of snow.

Pen-y-Fan is the flat-topped peak to the centre.

Finally, above and below, the Carmarthen Fans, with the flat scarp of Black Mountain just showing.

I just find the mountains breathtaking.  We are so lucky to live in Wales.