There’s not much been going on this week for Project 52. The clocks went back which means I’m leaving work in the dark, and while mornings are a great time for photography, I’m always doing the school run and needing to get to work so don’t have time (or anywhere to pull in and stop) … Read More about Project 52 2018 week 44 – romanesco broccoli
Halloween trail and tales from the farm
Halloween has been and gone for another year. We don’t really celebrate it. We’ve done pumpkins for the last few years – well, being a blogger and instagrammer it’s pretty essential to visit a pumpkin patch and take photos of pretty autumn shots isn’t it? Last year our picked pumpkins went rotten outside before we … Read More about Halloween trail and tales from the farm
March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step giveaway
If you’re a fan of nature documentaries and penguins, you’ll probably have seen the first Academy Award winning documentary film, March of the Penguins. Now March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step is released in November so we can follow the emperor penguins across Antarctica again. Second time round we follow a first time … Read More about March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step giveaway
Meeting the monkeys at Woburn Safari Park
Over half term I had a few days off work. I always like to make the most of days off and take N out for the day. Good weather and a free day, my suggestions were knocked on the head by N who wanted to go and see animals. A safari park. So we decided … Read More about Meeting the monkeys at Woburn Safari Park
Play and woodland wires at Irchester Country Park
In Oxfordshire we’re a bit short of Country Parks, but luckily we’re near enough the border of several counties so can easily get to them elsewhere. This half term I found Irchester Country Park, just outside Wellingborough, and suggested a trip there to N. He was keen because any chance he gets to ride his … Read More about Play and woodland wires at Irchester Country Park
Helpful accessories for fans of jigsaw puzzles
Autumn months lead to colder winter months which usually means more time spent inside. Because it’s nice to cosy up under blankets in front of the fire, and drinking hot chooclate. Along with more reading, occasional crocheting and family board game sessions, the colder months see me get out the jigsaw puzzles again. I never … Read More about Helpful accessories for fans of jigsaw puzzles
