June 5, 2016, Sunday. Cardigan to Newport. After an eventful morning going way back in time to the Stone Age at Pentre Ifan (and its associated brewery), we then moved ahead in time to an Iron Age Fort at Castell Henllys, after which we went for a long walk along Dinas Head (where Al saved a sheep). The next stop was supposed to be Llanwnda with its inscribed stones and burial chambers, but we somehow missed this, instead finding an interesting old church and…
…a funky house with an overgrown yard and lots of signs.
It was actually a café, open until late, with organic coffee and tea, as seen on BBC1 and Radio 4.
Quite the wonderful mess! 
This welcomes you to their home and gallery, a bureaucRAT free zone, and notes that ‘we are not insured or approved of by the council of health & safety.’
An old boat from 1860.
Here is why I called it the ‘Protest House’.
A very charming flea-bitten cat came out to get us and I was all over it (and itchy all the way back to our B&B).
More of the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Flights of Fancy.
Albatz Travel Adventures 
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YIKES!! On wonders how it all started and how it ended up with such an evolution!
The topic was ‘flights of fancy’, and although I had several more ‘commercial’ fancies, I rather liked the home-made quality of this and, like you, wondered where it came from…