This past Saturday I spent the day with two new friends, Evelyn and Alexandra who are both from Germany. We took advantage of the rare, sunny fall weather and walked around the grounds and through the castle and exhibits of St. Fagan's: National History Museum (pronounced: St. Fag-ens) and the Museum of Welsh Life.
St. Fagan's Castle
St. Fagan's Castle
View of The Castle From One of The Gardens
Castle Interior Photos
The Kitchen With Hearth, and Doors To The Scullery and Larder
Celtic Village on The Museum of Welsh Life Site
Beehives
Freshly Baked Breads
Inside the 1920's Store
Bile Beans.... I wonder what some of my medical friends would say about that?
St. Teilo's Church
The Workman's Institute
Celtic Village Schoolhouse
Tollhouse Sign
Views Inside Rhyd-y-Car Ironworkers' Houses
We weren't given the correct bus stop, and missed our bus back to Cardiff Central Train Station. While we were sad to have to wait an hour and a half for the next bus, we were thankful that it wasn't raining. To pass the time we wandered around the cemetery of this quaint churchyard, and then enjoyed a pint at nearby Plymouth Pub.
Scrabble in Welsh
Notice the double letter tiles and the Y with the low, 3 point score.
Tollhouse Sign
Early public toilet, made in Scotland
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| "Please Adjust Your Dress Before Leaving" |
Views Inside Rhyd-y-Car Ironworkers' Houses
We weren't given the correct bus stop, and missed our bus back to Cardiff Central Train Station. While we were sad to have to wait an hour and a half for the next bus, we were thankful that it wasn't raining. To pass the time we wandered around the cemetery of this quaint churchyard, and then enjoyed a pint at nearby Plymouth Pub.
Scrabble in Welsh
Notice the double letter tiles and the Y with the low, 3 point score.
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