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"Rain is an attitude of mind."
... drama production, in its 5th season. It is the ongoing saga of the doctor who lives on one side of the harbour, and the owner of the hotel on the other. A bit like the Welsh version of Doc Martin, perhaps. Anyway, over a welcome cup of coffee, we watched a scene being shot from the comfort of our bedroom window sill, before taking a stroll round the village on the trail of a banana for tomorrow's lunch.
Gosh, we know how to live it up.
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Last dolphins of the year
... after 08:30 and stopped for breakfast on the way.
I'll probably add some more words soon but this is really a placeholder for some of the photos that Julie took. We're quite pleased with the result.
The dolphins will probably be leaving the area for the autumn/winter soon, many of them heading north into the Irish Sea and ...
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... like best new pub in the UK in the Good Pub Guide of 2011. The inside of the pub itself was quirky with a surf theme. Carl, one of the co-owners was a middle age surfer wandering around in thongs and boardies. The toilet walls were plastered with cuttings from surfing magazines. Our room, one of only four had its own little balcony that opened out to the bay.
The room was really good with one exception - the loo. Neither the seat nor the ...
A drive through south west Wales
... The site is the home of Welsh Christianity. The city displays some tiny and narrow streets with very colourful housing. To walk through the remains of the palace is a treat and gives you a good overall picture of the building in its hayday. They used to spend a lot of money on all of that and probably still do. Good to see it just the same.After our visit there we walked around the city for a bit, felt a little peckish and had some lunch in one of ...
Being an account of cool dragons, scary chickens,
... on on top of the other. Add the equivalent of another keyboard of pedals for the feet - and yes, these too are played like a piano. You think that's enough, keeping track of all those keys?Nonsense. There are also two more pedals for the feet used to regulate volume, and at least two knob things, again for the feet, to (as best as we can describe it) regulate pitch. Because the hands would feel left out and bored if they didn't have something to do, there are also a ...
Amenities
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
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