I can not believe it is December tomorrow!
everyday life
Sunday, 30 November 2014
November?
Where did November go?
I can not believe it is December tomorrow!
And I have not finished telling you about October yet!
We had a lovely walk one autumn October day around Barrowford starting at the Pendle Heritage Centre,
Stock up before we leave!
We spied an old farm, very neglected but we think still lived in.
These chickens thought I we had come to feed them!
I have popped a few Instagram photos in here, I have to say I am much better at keeping up with my Instagram so if you want to follow me over there just request on my profile (but please don't abandon my blog!)
Two photos a few seconds apart.
It got very boggy towards the end of the walk and I had very wet boots!
Back in Barrowford before it got too dark.
In the half term we also went to visit my Mother In Law in Church Stretton for a couple of days.
We went for a lovely wet walk with her when we arrived, just up a little valley not far from town.
I will finish this post here and come back to show you what other lovely things we got up to....I won't say too much but it involves Mr Darcy's Shirt!
I can not believe it is December tomorrow!
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Oh the loveliness of it all - I simply adore the old stone and brick buildings. The signs are fabulous - love the witch sign with all the moss on it. The view are above and beyond fabulous - thanks for taking us along.
ReplyDeleteWow, such beautiful photos, really capture this time of year.
ReplyDeleteHelenxx
Such beautiful pictures again, thanks for sharing! Have a good December month!
ReplyDeleteDutch greetings, Carolien
Did you see any witches?? lol! I love your photos. Suzy x
ReplyDeleteNovember did get away from us. I thought time flew by when I was teaching because I was always pressed for time to get lessons in; now I find time goes just as fast or even faster. I am sure which is my favorite photo. They are all so beautiful, but I think I will pick the sheep. I don't do instagram. Perhaps I should. Sometimes I cannot keep up with the blog. Have a fabulous day.
ReplyDeleteI so wish I could walk with you, it is such a beautiful area.
ReplyDeleteTwo beautiful areas :)
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely to go on this virtual walk with you! The weather looks as though it was much warmer than it is now. xx
ReplyDeleteEvery time I read your blog and "go for a walk" with you, I long to visit England again. You live in such a magical place! Thank you for taking us along, Lyn! Xxx
ReplyDeleteThat's a tease, will be back for a spot of Mr D!
ReplyDeleteI always think of Jilly Cooper when I see Pendle as she used this as th name of one of her characters in Prudence.
Lisa x
Your walk sounds beautiful and I am so glad to have come along with you- beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDid you go to Chatsworth???Oh wait, the BBC one, that wasn't actually filmed there or was it?!
xx
Lovely photos....gosh it seems ages ago, seeing all this autumnal beauty now the outside has turned to greyness. I love the neglected farm, I am a bit obsessed by them, and tumble down barns, I have an overwhelming urge to move in and rescue them!! Bethx
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