Last weekend we celebrated Declan's 30th with a fantastic group of family and friends. I was a totally rubbish photographer and managed to only snap about half our guests. It's tough playing hostess AND photographer! The lovely Chloe of Stone Cold Comfort made THE most amazing cake. You can see more of her glorious work soon at chloebakescakes.com. We've just about recovered now.
Thanks all for coming!
Friday, 9 November 2012
Monday, 5 November 2012
I'm in print!
So, all that dipping my toes into the corporate world has paid off ... my photos in print! Eeeek! I love how great they look with all the graphics!
Friday, 21 September 2012
Wriggly Tin
Wriggly wowsers! We have just spent an amazing two days in the heart of the South Downs in a shepherd's hut set in a secluded meadow, which we shared with a few sheep.
We trekked up and down and over the South Downs, refreshed ourselves with bitter shandies in various public houses, explored a few sleepy villages and when our legs could carry us no more, returned to our hut to light our wood burning stove, build a campfire, chow down on too many marshmallows and, eventually, crawl into what was possibly the most comfortable, cosy bed I have ever had the pleasure of snoozing in.
Alex at Wriggly Tin Shepherd's Huts has thought of everything to make getting back to basics a very pleasant experience indeed. Buster (our hut) was brilliantly kitted out and full of vintage joys (including an Enid Blyton novel to take you back to your childhood). The marshmallows and homemade brownies were left out for us were the icing on the cake - to say they were delectable would be an understatement.
If you'd like a break away from the bright lights of the city, Buster and his slightly larger brother, Beacon, can be booked through Canopy and Stars, or just email Alex directly.
And so, without further ado, some snaps of our trip...

We trekked up and down and over the South Downs, refreshed ourselves with bitter shandies in various public houses, explored a few sleepy villages and when our legs could carry us no more, returned to our hut to light our wood burning stove, build a campfire, chow down on too many marshmallows and, eventually, crawl into what was possibly the most comfortable, cosy bed I have ever had the pleasure of snoozing in.
Alex at Wriggly Tin Shepherd's Huts has thought of everything to make getting back to basics a very pleasant experience indeed. Buster (our hut) was brilliantly kitted out and full of vintage joys (including an Enid Blyton novel to take you back to your childhood). The marshmallows and homemade brownies were left out for us were the icing on the cake - to say they were delectable would be an understatement.
If you'd like a break away from the bright lights of the city, Buster and his slightly larger brother, Beacon, can be booked through Canopy and Stars, or just email Alex directly.
And so, without further ado, some snaps of our trip...

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