I find I am slipping behind with my Blog again. Already May is nearly over and I have so much to show you from the end of April and most of May!
Still, really I blog for me and no one is going to sack me for being late in posting...are they?I have continued to walk at least three times a week after work...just locally, this was a walk through the woods to Mill Bank and back.![]() |
| Mill Bank |
Back home and I walk around the garden with the cats.
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| Brimmycroft Lane |
The next walk was Piggy Wood and towards Norland (just across the valley from where we live)
It's not really called Piggy wood, it is just it sometimes has pigs in it!
A visit to see my mum and the pink cherry is flowering beautifully. My dad planted it many years ago.
A quick trip to Harlech...to pick up the keys to The Pines.
A delicious meal from The Eating Gorilla.
and a walk to the beach to see the sunset.
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| Harlech Sand Dunes Chair |
The next day was lovely and sunny,
we went for a walk around the village.
Back home and the tulips have been lovely this year, staying longer than usual.
In school my class four children did some smashing artwork based on the Impressionists.
On a walk one evening we disturbed this deer, she didn't look very happy with us!
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| Brimmycroft Lane |
The blossom tree in the village put on a good show this year too.
One of my favourite walks is from Soyland Town to the moors and back along one of the many footpaths that weave in and out the lanes.
And so we enter May...



















































































Thanks for the lovely walks. Every photo is absolutely beautiful. Kisses for the kitties.
ReplyDeleteoh, forgot to say I love your students' artwork, too. :)
ReplyDeleteGlorious spring!
ReplyDeleteLovely post. You live in a beautiful area with all those walks from home. The art work from your class is wonderful. Love Harlech both little town and beach. We usually have breakfast at the castle cafe when we visit too:)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures, what a great place for walking. Your classes art was colourful and really fun.
ReplyDeleteYour walks and the pictures are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the impressionist paintings your year 4's have done. What a talented bunch they are :)
Lovely pictures, I love the landscapes and your flowers, the cherry tree in blossom is just amazing! Thank you for sharing
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lovely pictures as always, I particularly like that chubby little black sheep!
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