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Thursday, 25 October 2018

A morning at Abergavenny Fleamarket


We set off first thing yesterday to drive down to Abergavenny Fleamarket - it had been several months since we last went. As you can see, the Usk valley looked absolutely beautiful in the early morning sunshine.





This is Pen-y-Grug hillfort - THIS LINK will tell you all about it.


Above and below - these are the fabulous offerings made by one talented woman, who dresses the market for the Abergavenny Food Festival each year.






A couple of the stalls.



My friend Ann putting the finishing touches to her stall.  We are opposite one another when we are selling at Carmarthen Fleamarket.


Finally, a couple of photos of Abergavenny, taken as we walked back to the car.  Once again it is late and I slept badly again last night and am tired out, or there would be a few more words.  

We managed to get a little bit more firewood today, but it has been like a feeding frenzy down there - many tons of wood having disappeared in the space of a few hours.  We felt rather like scavengers competing with lions and hyenas - all we could get (being old and feeble) were a few small logs.  Ah well, better than nothing . . .  One gigantic log on the far side of the river was moved for someone by the guy with the crane and we were told it weighed in at 4 1/2 tons!



If you fancy seeing some old photos and postcards of Abergavenny - and singing along to an old song - HERE will take you. Debi's comment took me back half a century!!