After an excellent breakfast at the bed and breakfast - the views below were taken from the bedroom window - we discussed where to go on our last day.
We decided against Barmouth as we had been before and decided to drive south to Aberdyfi (Aberdovey) as none of us had visited previously.
Aberdyfi was very pretty with pastel coloured houses on the seafront.
A shame about the parked cars! - always difficult to get photos in many towns and villages without including cars!
The church looked open but I didn't get chance to go inside - B and E do not share my love of churches!
Herring Gull
We had a look round a few shops - there was an excellent art gallery.
I loved this range of items decorated with bees but the shop was shut.
Timothy enjoying a cup of coffee :)
Tame Jackdaws were hovering trying to hoover up cake crumbs.
Before we left we went for a walk on the beach - it was busier than the one at Fairbourne.
We came across half a dozen dead jellyfish which had been stranded.
This Herring Gull was very tame and not bothered by my presence - he only moved once when a dog came too close.
It was about 1.00 when we got back to the car and B was keen to start the journey home :( I always think if you are somewhere for only two days you should make the most of your second day! In the end he agreed to stop off somewhere on the way home. Unfortunately the Dyfi Ospreys which I would have loved to see were on the other side of the estuary and too far so we ended up stopping off at the Corris Craft Centre.
View of the estuary from the car. There is a story behind the very naff nodding dog. Years ago when E was little she bought a tiny noddy dog from Claire's Accessories which has been on the dashboard of every car we have had. Sadly, when I was carjacked a few years back the car was never recovered which meant the loss of the little dog. E was quite upset at the time especially as we have never found another place that sells one. B finally found this one (unfortunately many times bigger than the old one!!) on Amazon and bought it as a birthday surprise.
Corris Craft Centre
