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Tel:01239 891 107
Eglwyswrw,Near Newport
FREE BEGINNERS TASTER SESSIONSJUNIORS Sat 26th April at 9.30amMEN AND WOMAN Sun 27th AprilWomen 10am Men 11am.
To register call Steven on
01239 615359
CARDIGAN GOLF CLUB
Jewelleryby
John & VictoriaDesigners and makers in Silver & Gold
We welcome you to visit ourworkshop. See us at work - We use
Silver & Gold to turn our design ideasinto reality. Browse in our Showroom
- see rings, earrings, bracelets,necklaces, brooches in a wide range
of styles and prices. Also a few largeritems, bookmarks, boxes & spoons.
From Cardigan take the A484 as faras Llechryd. At the bottom of the hillturn right & cross the river. Continuefor 1 ½ miles - we are on the left, just
past the turning to Newchapel.Open from
Easter to end ofOctoberMon-Fri
10-5.30pmOther Times
By Appointment
YdlanddegwmLlechryd, CardiganSA43 2PPTEL: (01239) [email protected]
Easter Egg Trail18 – 21 April 10.30am – 5.00pm
Plant and Craft Fair4 & 5 May 10.30am – 4.00pm
NGS Open Day25 May 10.30am – 5.00pm
Family Fun Day – Alice In Wonderland28 May 10.30am - 5.00pm
OPEN DAILY 10.30am – [email protected]
01437 751326
The Rhos | Haverfordwest | SA62 4ASReg. Charity No: 519693
DYFED RIDING CENTRE LTDMaes y Felin Bridell Cardigan SA43 3DGTel 01239 612594 Mobile 07779 878447• Indoor and Outdoor School Available
• Hacking and Tuition for all levelsFrom Novice to Advanced
• Riding over Farmland and WoodlandHoliday visitors welcome
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Spring GuideGreat family days out for all
DYFED SHIRE HORSE FARMENJOY a relaxing day at the foot ofthe Preseli Hills on a family farmwith our majestic gentle giants, atthe Dyfed Shire Horse Farm in Egl-wyswrw.Home to the Lewis family since
1849, the farm at Carnhuan is nowopen in 2014 for its 21st season andoffers activities for all the family.Watch a Shire Horse being har-
nessed, feed calves, take a ride on atractor trailer tour, walk the naturetrail and groom a donkey. Meet ourBalwen sheep,Welsh pigs and SouthAmerican llamas.Then come and sit down and enjoy
a home-made meal and a cup of teaat our Caffi Celt. The children canmeanwhile play in our indoor oroutdoor play areas!Please visit our website on dyfed-
shires.co.uk for more details on ourcurrent 2014 calendar of events.
DYFED RIDING CENTRETHE Dyfed Riding Centre is afriendly family-run riding school.They have a variety of horses andponies suitable for all standards ofrider.
There is an indoor school anda large outdoor arena for tuition.They ride out over farmland andwoodland and they also train com-
petition horses and riders special-ising in dressage and event horses.Holiday visitors welcome. Contactthem for further information on01239 612594 or 07779 878447.
TAKE UP GOLF TODAY!WITHIN New2Golf, Back2Golfmonth in April, Cardigan Golf clubis offering a free taster session andlow cost, fun, group lessons to givebeginner or lapsed golfers an oppor-tunity to learn this great game.It is a fantastic way of meeting
and bringing people together what-ever your age, background or abil-ity – a perfect combination of fun,fitness, fresh air with friends andfamily.Burning just under 1,500 calories
on the average round, golf is also ahealthy way to lose weight and feelgreat!Every month the club organises
social events from quizzes, lunches,dinners, family barbecues and evenyoga. Plus, golfing away trips bothhere and abroad. There will be fourgroups running every weekend forsix weeks, for men, women, girlsand boys. To register call StevenParsons PGA Pro on 01239 615359
PICTON CASTLE & GARDENSPICTON Castle is a rare 13th centu-ry Welsh castle which has been con-tinually occupied for over 700 years.The interiors are famous for theirGeorgian elegance and originalcontents and are unique in Britain.This Easter, come and meander
through the wonderful gardensfilled with Spring blooms, see theamazing Wicker Foxes and try ourEaster Egg Trail.There is a prize for each complet-
ed trail, or look around The Lums-den Vintage & Antique LawnmowerCollection, then take afternoon teain the tranquility of the courtyardrestaurant.Situated in the Pembrokeshire
National Park, Picton comprises 40acres of beautiful gardens famousfor their azalea and rhododendrondisplays.The walled garden and play areas
provide all year round delight andinterest. There are collections ofconifers and ferns on display. Thegrounds also contain amaze, walledgarden and play area.
JOHN AND VICTORIA JEWEL-LERYAPRIL 14 sees the startof a new season for John
Dyfed Shire Horse FarmDyfed Riding Centre
Starfish necklace by John and Victoria Jewellery
and Victoria Jewellery as theyinvite customers, old and new, tocome and see their work. John andVictoria offer high-quality, contem-porary designs in silver and gold,all hand-made on the premises.Visitors are delighted by the huge
variety of designs as well as thefriendly service.By offering many different styles
at prices ranging from £7 to £700they cater for every taste and pock-et.Their greatest inspiration comes
from nature. However for thosewho prefer more abstract designthere is plenty to tempt them, too.See the advertisement for more
details or contact John or Victoriaon 01239 682653. For the exact loca-tion enter John & Victoria Jewel-lery in Google Maps.
Cardigan Golf Club
ADVERTISEMENTFEATURE
www.welshwildlife.orgTel: 01239 621600
Easter HolidayActivities
Clerkenhill Adventure Farm, Slebech, Haverfordwest SA62 4PE
01437 751227 www.clerkenhill.co.uk
Ask about our Season Tic
ket Offer!
Troedyraur, Old Rectory, Rhydlewis,Newcastle Emlyn, Ceredigion
Tel/Fax (01239) 851357A working Woollen Mill situated between
Llangrannog and Newcastle Emlyn.We produce a wide range of woollen products, fabrics,throws, bedspreads, blankets, shawls, scarves, babyblankets, garments, knitting wools, made to measure
curtains and re-upholstery.• Houses • Hotels • Boats • Caravans
Now also specialising in Scouring, Carding, Spinningand Weaving of breeders’ own fleeces.
Mill and Shop open all YearMondaY-FridaY 9aM To 5 pM
CloSed Bank holidaYBy appointment at other times. Situated midway
between Llangranog and Newcastle Emlyn.South from a487 take B4333 then 1st left and 2nd right.
north take B4334 for 1.8 miles turn right, then 1stright, then 1st left and 1st left again. From newcastle
emlyn take B4571 for 2.7 miles turn left.1st right and 1st left.
Celebrating over 50 years of Manufacturing
Cenarth Falls near Newcastle EmlynTel 01239 710980
Email [email protected]
Set in the grounds of the 17th C MillBeside the Salmon Leap
OPEN EASTER to September10.30am to 17.30pm Sun to FriAll other times by appointment
Discover this enchanting and secluded 1793 Nash house with itsunusual architecture. Ffynone was restored by the late grandson ofDavid Lloyd George and is currently owned by the great-grandson.Ffynone offers an enjoyable day out with its surrounding flowering
woodland gardens, ponds, stunning views and architecture.
Guided house tours, parking and simple refreshments.
Open 10am – 5pm Easter Sunday & Monday. Family Easter Egg Trail.Open selected days and weekends from 11th May to October.
Featuring new exhibitions throughout the year.Check website for more information. Contact us to book house tour.
01239 841610 Email: [email protected]
FFYNONE (Mansion) & Gardens
www.ffynone.org
Guided house tours and access to the gardens:Adult £10, children £5.Gardens Only: Half Price
Fully LicensedChineSe reSTaUranT
49 pendre CardiGan
Tel: 01239 612273openinG hoUrS reSTaUranT
Mon-Fri.... 5pm-10.30pmSat 12-2pm.. 5pm-10.30pmSun.... 5pm-10.30pm
Take-aWaYMon-Thurs... 5pm-10.30pmFri & Sat 5pm-11.00pmSun.... 5pm-10.30pm
Closed Tuesdays
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CURLEW WEAVERSWOOLLEN MILLNEAR Rhydlewis is a small family-run mill with expe-rience in designing and weaving fabrics and is nowcelebrating more than 50 years in business.The mill produces an array of blankets, throws,
bedspreads and items such as table mats andscarves which are ideal gifts. Curlew Weaversalso offers an upholstery service, as well as pro-ducing bedspreads individually woven to suit thecustomer’s decor. It can now also provide a card-ing and spinning service for small flocks of sheepe.g. rare breeds etc.For details, call Roger Poulson on 01239
851357
THE NATIONAL CORACLECENTRECENARTH FALLS near Newcastle Emlyn is setin the grounds of a 17th century flour mill besidethe falls famed for the Salmon Leap and near the200-year-old bridge over the River Teifi.Apart from a fascinating exhibition of cora-
cles from Wales and around the world, thecentre and museum covers the history ofcoracles which goes back into antiquity andshows the techniques and the tools for build-ing them.There is also a section on the implements
and methods for the equally ancient art ofpoachingGuided tours of the coracle exhibition are
available. There are special rates for coachparties, school trips, outings and group visits.Allow 40 minutes to an hour for the tour whichincludes a visit to the 17th century mill andgrounds, There is ample coach parking in thevillage and a choice of places for morning cof-fee, afternoon teas, lunches or evening meals.The centre is open from Easter to the end of
September from 10.30am to 5.30pm Sundayto Friday. All other times by appointment. Forfull details contact Martin Fowler on 01239710980 e-mail [email protected] orvisit www.coracle-museum.co.uk
FFYNONEDISCOVER this enchanting and secluded 1793Nash house with its unusual architecture, originallybuilt for the Colby family. With elaborate extensionsadded by architect Inigo Thomas c1904, reflectingthe Edwardian opulence of the day, the house con-tinues to echo the changes through the lives of itsprevious occupants. Ffynone was restored by thelate grandson of David Lloyd George and is cur-rently owned by the great-grandson.Ffynone offers an enjoyable day out with its
surrounding flowering woodland gardens, ponds,stunning views and architecture.Guided house tours, parking and simple re-
freshments.Open 10am – 5pm Easter Sunday & Monday.
Family Easter Egg Trail. Open selected days andweekends from 11th May to October. Featuringnew exhibitions throughout the year.Check website for more information. Contact us
to book house tour.www.ffynone.org ph.01239 841610 email:
[email protected] ACTIVITIES AT THE WELSHWILDLIFE CENTREMONDAY April 14 – mini-beast safari and discovering garden-ing wildlife, 2pm to 4pm. £3 per child• Tuesday, April 15 – woodland creations, 2pm to 4pm. Cost is£4 per child. Suitable for seven-years-old and up or five-years-old with parental supervision.• Wednesday, April 16, and Wednesday, April 23 – Easter-themed arts and crafts, 11am and 2pm. Cost £3 per child.Suitable for three-years-old and upwards.• Thursday, April 17 – Island Friends book signing and PuffinPal Reading: 12pm onwards, free, and Tales from The River.Also Friday, April 25, from 3pm. Cost £2 per child.• Good Friday and Easter Saturday – Easter treasure trail,11am onwards: Cost £3 per child.• Easter Sunday, April 20 – Easter-themed arts and crafts eggdecorating, 11am and 2pm, £2.50. Suitable for three-years-oldand upwards.• Monday, April 21 – birds of prey, 2pm. Cost for children is£2.50, £4 for adults.• Tuesday, April 22 – pond dipping, 11am, 12pm and 2pm.£3 per child.• Thursday, April 24 – bush craft, 2pm-4pm. £5 per person.Suitable for seven-years-old and upwards or five-years-oldwith parental supervisionThe mini-beast safari will be an enjoyable adventure
around the reserve learning about a variety of insects, theirhabitats and an opportunity to make mini-beast homes.There will also be a talk about how families can get more
involved with garden surveys such as iSpot.The centre is running this activity for National Gardening
Week; and will host a providing for pollinators course withAngie Polkey on Tuesday, April 15, from 1.30pm to 4.30pm;cost is £20.The woodland creations session will be an empowering
afternoon creating greenwood pencils and making elder-berry tribal wear.On Sunday April 20, join Bob and Annie Haycock for an
Introduction to spring bird ID course from 10am to 4pm.This is an introduction to bird species on the Teifi Marsh-
es nature reserve (ranging from garden birds to woodlandand wetland birds) with an emphasis on learning bird songof a range of typical species; distinguishing contact calls;and aspects of bird behaviour. The cost is £25.There is also a spinning workshop with Susan Martin on
Sunday, April 13, from 1pm to 4pm. Cost is £20.
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RHOSYGILWENPLANT FAIR
-IN CONJUNCTION WITH
THE HARDY PLANTS SOCIETY -
Sunday 27th April 10-4
Entrance Free
SA43 2TW 01239 841387
Duvet Covers (also in Flannelette) Flannelette sheets, Egyptian Cotton,Bedspreads, Curtains, Towels, Quilts & Pillows, Mattress toppers,
PVC Table Covering, Children’s Bedding and so much more
Reids Linen Warehouse01239 614335
Reids offers one of the largest selections of bedlinen & soft furnishings in West Wales
**Home Accessories in Store**Well worth a visit... You’ll be pleasantly surprised
10% DISCOUNT on production of this advertValid until May 3rd 2014
Main Street, Cilgerran, Nr.Cardigan | www.reidslinen.co.uk
Extensive range of vegetable & flower SeedsAlso Summer flowering bulbs, Seed potatoes, Onion Sets and Shallots.
READY TO PLANTWide range of vegetable and herb plants
Inc. Tomato, cucumbers, leeks and cabbages etc.Shrubs, ornamental Trees, Roses and Hedging Plants
AVAILABLE NOW! SEASONAL PLANTS FOR THIS MONTHAzaleas, Rhododendrons , Pansies, Violas and Fruit Trees
NEED A NEW OR REPLACEMENT SHED OR GREENHOUSE?We stock Eden, Halls, Elite, Alton greenhouses & TGB Sheds and
Summerhouses along with Zest garden fencing
Quotations and installation service available
INCLUDING
£6.95
Winter Opening HoursMon - Sat 9am - 4.30pm Sun 10am - 4.30pm
SPRING IS ON ITS WAYTime to sow and plant:
NOW IN STOCK
NOW OPEN!
NEW OUTDOOOR FURNITUREDISPLAY BUILDING
Loyalty Card available forinstant discount.
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Spring GuideAfter the house, don’t forget tospring clean the garden tooBEWARE of late frosts andkeep vulnerable plants andnew shoots protected at nightif frost is forecast. Don’t betempted to put out tender bed-ding until much later on in themonth, and even then be pre-pared to cover it if necessary.
Deadhead daffodils and nar-cissi. Give them a liquid feedor a sprinkling of bonemealand then let them die down.Don’t cut off the leaves as theyare necessary to replenish thebulb for next year. Keep dead-heading spring bedding to en-courage new flowers.
Continue with the springcleaning. Hoe your borders,getting rid of weeds beforethey take hold – annual weedssuch as bitter cress andgroundsel are enough of anightmare without allowingthem to go forth and multiplyby seeding.
If it’s dry, attack ground el-der and the like with systemicweed killer painted onto theleaves.
Mulch away while you canstill see what you are doingand before the herbaceousgrowth really takes off. Use
your own garden compost orleaf mould, well-rotted ma-nure, the contents of out-of-date grow bags or ready-madesoil conditioner.
Now the soil is warmingup and things are starting togrow, add general-purposefertiliser before covering withmulch especially in borders,the fruit and vegetable patchand containers. If you have al-ready mulched, draw it back,tease the soil a little, add fer-tiliser and replace the mulch.
Carry on removing moss andweeds from paths, terracesand drives.
Clean and repair your gar-den tools, book the lawn mow-er in for a service and checkgarden furniture for any rot.When it is warm enough, treatsheds, fences and trellis withwood preservative.
REIDS LINEN WAREHOUSEof Main Street, Cilgerran, of-fers one of the largest selec-tions of bed linen and soft fur-nishings in West Wales.
Having being established formore than 30 years as a familybusiness, Reids prides itself
on its friendly, knowledgeableservice. Whether you are look-ing for your home, letting cot-tage or guest house, you aresure to find what you needfrom the excellent range.
Now with a home accesso-
ries and gift section in store,there’s even more to see, soa visit to Reids won’t disap-point. In fact, you’ll be pleas-antly surprised. Reids is openfrom Monday to Saturday,from 10.30am to 5pm.
