Once again thanks to Jo for hosting this week! Have to say I am not just smiling this week but grinning from ear to ear and here is why:
1) Family Fun
Think I will need a holiday to recover from this holiday with all the days out we have had! Cycling to Wray Castle, local fun at Damson Day, an adrenalin rush on Go Ape Junior, hunting for the Gruffalo at Grizedale, hiking from Elterwater and a day at Brockhole. There has been a lot of faces looking like this this week:
2) Blue skies
It's been wonderful to have so many days with blue skies which has enabled a lot of this fun to go on:
3) Winning things
I know I have had some lucky wins in the past but in one day I found I out that I had one two. The best one is a week's holiday in Cornwall thanks to their tourist board! Due to restrictions on dates we have to wait until next Easter to take it but something really exciting to look forward to. Just wish I'd been able to invite more of my family but will be great for my children to spend time with their only cousin.
Then I won tickets to see the Liverpool Philarmonic just a shame I can't get there and I am asking my family if they can go instead! Hey ho hope someone makes the most of my windfall..
Why are you smiling this week?
Love the pics! The blue sky looks amazing! :) Great reasons to be happy! x
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That is a fantastic pic of your beautiful daughter!
ReplyDeleteGreat wins! I hope someone uses your tickets, maybe you could do a giveaway?
Have a great Easter xx
they sure are!
ReplyDeletethank you! too short notice.. you too
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures & congratulations on the wins!! Have a great week x
ReplyDeleteMassive well done on the wins! And yay for family fun, looks like you are all having a great Easter holiday :) x
ReplyDeletethank you, same to you
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ReplyDeleteWe found a coin tree down near Tarr Bridge on Exmoor. Nice to think that there are more trees to come across. What a walk. 6 hours seems a good time for all the ups and downs. Smiling at the sign saying "Not recommended" I bet some see that as a challenge.#CountryKids
ReplyDeleteWow that place is pretty awesome. Falls, trails, caves.. everything is in it! Thanks for sharing your trip =) #countrykids
ReplyDeleteThere are loads in lakes! It was all stops and starts should take just under 4... Hard to gt kids to wait for grow ups once they saw that sign
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty amazing
ReplyDeleteLovely place and fantastic photos! I love Cumbria and would so love to visit again. And I agree with you, one of the great things about having visitors is that you get to act like a tourist too! #CoutryKids.
ReplyDeleteThird post in a row - I am impressed! Such breathtaking views and an adventurous hike, not for the faint hearted or infirm - you all definitely earned your lunch. Thanks for linking up and sharing with Country Kids.
ReplyDeleteI've loved looking at this post - I've done that walk! A long time ago, but still memorable #CountryKids
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, looks like a gorgeous and interesting trail.
ReplyDeleteMoney trees, bluebells and place signs bracketed "not recommended"… Lovely post. #CountryKids
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous photos. Looks like a lovely area to have an adventure in! #countrykids
ReplyDeletecome back any time ;-) hoping we get out and about a lot more!
ReplyDeletemaking most of sunshine!
ReplyDeletewhen your munchkin a bit bigger you will have to do it again!
ReplyDeleteWow what a week! Fantastic on winning the holiday, and the tickets to the show, and love the photos of blue skies and happy children xxx
ReplyDeleteWow. Never knew of this walk before.only walked from Elterwater to skelwith bridge before. Will definitely be doing this walk.
ReplyDeleteIt really is
ReplyDeletePerfect combo ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you !
ReplyDeleteWorth going further!
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