Hi there again everyone π
This is the second of my series of posts where I'm trying to capture a photograph each day which reflects something that either made me smile or brought me joy. Something that perhaps is just part of the everyday ordinary and isn't quite significant enough to make a post of its own, but is worth capturing for the memory, even if it was just a moment.
We certainly had a fun packed, but chilled out time over the last week. I wouldn't say it was a typical week and on some days I've struggled to choose between a number of images to include as we just crammed so much in.
It will be interesting to see what happens next week as Martin is now back at work for a couple of weeks and there isn't really anything exciting planned, so it really will be everyday ordinary. I hope I can still manage to find enough images to post, but I can worry about that next week.
For now here is our next seven days ...
Day 10 - It was time to head for home, but we'd had such a lovely time we weren't really ready, so decided to call in at Baddesley Clinton, a National Trust property, on the way back. |
Day 11 - The first step of operation hanging baskets and summer pots. Our garden is always really colourful in the spring, but has tended to look very green over the summer. Over the last few years we have been working hard to improve on the summer colour in the borders, but nothing quite packs a punch as well as a basket or pot full of a riotous mass of vividly coloured tumbling blooms. We didn’t have any last year, as the garden was under some serious remodelling, but this year we are both really excited to get the summer pots and baskets planted up. |
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Day 13 - We had spent the loveliest of days at a local steam festival and got back for our 3rd BBQ tea in the garden, in a row. It's the first time I've really sat in the new pergola, but I think I'm going to like this spot very much.
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