I’m obliged to Ceredigion Museum’s archive for this image of farmers at Blaenpennal gathered to bring harvest home. I include it not only as an excellent old photograph, of which the museum has many, but to demonstrate the ubiquity of the all wooden hay rake. And that only because I bought one this week, all complete, a common type but fresh from the barn in super condition. It came with a rather lovely Hay Fork but as the other half pointed out no good selling them on eBay because you could never wrap them.
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A pleasant hour in Cardigan’s new produce market; lots of mouthwatering goodies! Pwllhai Every Thursday The site is part of the 4cg community development of this long weary part of Cardigan.
I won’t dwell on it but info about the Flog It! team’s visit to the Cardigan area can be found at Wales Antiques here. If I go I’ll bring back some photos…
Enduring Cardigan-based cycling club Velo Teifi eventually achieved their goal of running a street cycling event in Cardigan; described by one veteran as ‘the best circuit I’ve seen in years.’ It’s not the first time street racing has taken place in Cardigan (see blog passim) but nonetheless it is an historic event, presaging further events in years to come. Here are some photos. 
Another Barley Saturday; another overcast day, warm but waiting to rain. Not a lot different to last year, though a week late and under the watchful eye of S4C. 24 photographs in the slideshow and I’ve picked what I think is my best shot; I’d love to hear what you think it might be… 
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