Tea Room at the bottom of the Waterfall

Of course there was a tea room when we did our walk at the waterfall. It's lovely and has a good view of the waterfall a quarter of a mile away. I was fascinated by the tree trunks holding up the roof. Note the drops of rain on the lens.

[PhotoCrazy]

Yes, I see you brought the waterfall with you!!

[Denise Wood]

Gorgeous tearooms - with the waterfall droplets :) Fav

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely capture of this delightful tearoom !and a lovely bokeh Sue !

[Pat Knowles]

I would be delighted if I came across this lovely tea shop on a walk....so enticing!

[Anita Campbell]

I llke the rustic appearance of this.... Very pretty.

[Gayle Sears]

It looks like such a cheery place! I like the old brick and rock. Nice color and texture. The raindrops add atmosphere?

[xbm]

Where is this please?

[Jane Morley]

What a truely pretty house. Somehow even the bright pink works. The thought of a cream tea is very inviting!

[Helen]

Lovely capture, including the rain drops !
Looks very rural Wales !!

[Sue Cooper]

@photographycrazy @gilbertwood @beryl @happypat @aglennc @thimblelady @chimfa @dizzyd Thank you all of you for your lovely comments. It really is a very nice tea room and the people who own it/work here are extremely friendly.

[Sue Cooper]

@g3xbm Rog it's about 0.25 miles from Pistyll Rhaeadr, the waterfall in 9th January's post. It's near Llanrhaeadr, a village in north Powys, about a half an hour drive north of Welshpool. It's worth a visit if you're ever up that way.

[xbm]

Thanks Sue. I now know where it is.

[Margaret Snell]

I knew there would have to be a tea room nearby, Interesting building