School half term holidays don't officially start until the 26th but Milo's school had a teacher training day today so he has got an extra day off. It is also the first day this week when we haven't had rain or drizzle, in fact it was quite bright and sunny, so armed with our bread we headed off to the park to feed the ducks. Alas it wasn't to be ...
all the park gates were locked , we knew this day was coming but it's a bit sad that we didn't get a last walk before it actually shut.
So unable to feed the ducks we walked a bit further where we found a pretty tree to play under instead.
As nice as the tree was -- Roll on Spring ...
5 comments:
locked gates, how sad, I hope the regeneration will be well worth the wait xox
What a shame, but that tree looks like a lot of fun and all those leaves!
Have a lovely weekend,
Nina x
Oh look at your boys ... how Gabe has grown!!! I am also wishing for warmer weather ... stll cold mor often than not here still :(
Hope you are well and that you can forgive me for not being around!
Oh what lovely pictures of your chaps! Hope the new revived park brings you much fun. You never know, you might find a new favourite spot in the meantime.
Autumn Watch is on on Friday nights, at 8.30pm from this week. Still 4 more editions to go I think. Much better spreading it out over the whole season, they're covering a different topic each week; e.g. migration, hibernation etc. And Unsprung is on straight afterwards with the marvellous Martin Hughes Games. Hope you catch it.
Love Stephx
Hopefully the improvements will be worth the wait. It does sound like the best is being done for the future of the park. The speed the time goes, it will be open again before you know it. x
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