Cwmtydu - Day 3

Leisurely morning at the cottage then drove north to New Quay to find a pub for lunch. Yummy ciabatta rolls, and ale for Martin, at a table overlooking the wet foreshore and turbulent grey sea beyond. The rain rolled in and brushed the windows then retreated back over the headland. On the way back we parked the car at our local beach at Cwmtydu. In season, seals come here to give birth to their pups. It was a pretty, stony beach with the river from the valley spilling across the shore and into the sea at the far end. I liked the noise the clattering stones made as they clashed with the waves. James and Martin had fun throwing stones into the water. Spent the afternoon at the cottage before heading out to dinner at a pub in Nevern. Along the way I was excited to see our first hedgehog scurry off the road into the brambly hedge. The pub looked inviting enough from the outside but unfortunately the restaurant lacked the local atmosphere of the bar. We were still full from lunch and the dinner served was enough to feed an army.

Photos are here.