Bank Holiday Monday has been cold and blowy but not too wet. We went for a walk to see the bluebell woods and a field FULL of cowslips, climbed the track above the village first. We dodged a couple of rain showers and some hail but managed to stay dry.
In the middle of nowhere, where 4 tracks meet in the woods, is the Gingerbread Cottage. I'm sure it has a real name and these days it looks lived in and loved, but just imagine living here!
Just past it is the field of cowslipsand on the right are the bluebell woods.I don't know what this pink flower is that was growing between the wood anemones and the celandines...
There's always someone who lets the side down... It's really boring when the humans stop and get excited about boring flowers, so much more fun to find some fox poo and roll in it. But it all ends in tears or at least a quick bath!
And just to add in some crafting, here's a postcard that was made by sponging Distress Inks onto card and overstamping with an Elusive Images tree stamp.
Looks like you had a lovely day out. Wonderful pictures of the countryside. x ChrisB
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful place to live and I hope to visit the U.K. again some day. Great post and thank you for the lovely tour.
ReplyDeleteYour pics are so pretty Anne. I bet the dogs had a wonderful time. Looks like the weather might have been slightly better in your neck of the wood.
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Hi Anne, just decided to take a little look around your blog and I'm loving what I see!!!! We had hale and freezing rain here in Birmingham as our special bank holiday weather treat. Glad to see it was better with you! Jo x
ReplyDeleteawwww, this is such a beautiful place. and yes, I would so totally love to live there.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely tour!
Beautiful photos! Your dogs are adorable. Big hugs to you all!
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