The Waltzer Chair is a great setting for your sun-downer or early morning coffee 
The Waltzer Chair; a Blackpool Pleasure Beach cast-off 
The Little Top 
The Little Top provides a quirky single bed-space next to the Wagon 
The Little Top next to the Wagon 
The Wagon sits in the grounds of Coed Cae B&B 
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA 
The sign on the gate, a lovely bit of oak to give you a flavour of what awaits inside. 
When the real Tawny owls who live in a box just up the hill are not around, then this chap will keep you company 
This ghost-train character sits at the bottom of the staircase. 
Ceramic daffodil; a year round reminder that you are in Wales. 
A red metal rose adds a splash of colour to the fence-line 
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA 
The ShowMan’s Wagon from the top of the meadow. 
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA 
An old Fairground ShowBoat sign on the meadow gate 
All the fun of the fair: vintage sign on the fence. 
The Wagon overlooks the Mawddach Estuary with Barmouth Bridge and the sea in the very far distance.
The ShowMan’s Wagon sits within the grounds of Coed Cae (“wooded field”) and is about 100m from the house.
The wagon sits within a small west-facing fenced and slate-topped enclosure overlooking the Mawddach estuary with parking for 1 car a short distance away. Within the fenced area there is an outdoor table with parasol and log stools; perfect for breakfast al fresco or a cheeky sun-downer.
A new addition to the outdoor seating is the “Waltzer Chair“, a repurposed ride carriage from Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
There is a covered boot-rack next to the back door, and covered storage (part of the log-shed) with a washing line and hooks for jackets, wetsuits etc. There are additional deck-chairs and sun loungers here, along the refuse and recycling facilities. A gas fired barbeque is also available to help you make the most of those long summer evenings.
