Another post which will be short on words, as it's getting late and my eyes are SO tired (still getting used to my reading specs). We had a wander round Cardigan recently - you'll have seen some photos - here are some more. Above are the old warehouses from when Cardigan was an important port, with ships going round Cape Horn. In Elizabethan times Cardigan was the most important town in Wales.
The river reminds me a little of the Dart, between Dartmouth and Totnes.
An old wreck - fairly recent as it has metal working parts!
Dark skies overhead.
Plenty of Rowan berries (Mountain Ash) here. At home the birds have taken most of ours.
Above and below: lovely buildings in the curtillage of the Castle.
I just loved this view down Market Street. The little building on the left had me wondering was it for storage, or had it been a Fisherman's cottage?
Looking back up from that same building.
Across the main street, another narrow one drops away. One to explore another time.
