(photo courtesy AJ) While we were down in Cornwall, we visited the little harbour village, Mousehole (pronounced as Mowzul by the locals). This is where the legend behind The Mousehole Cat originated. The children were so excited to visit. The book is a family favourite. TF was determined to spot […]
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Deep breathe
This week sees the beginning of a new routine for our household. For the first time in over nine years, I have none of the children at home. No pre-schoolers. TF started school on Monday. He’s only had three half days so far, but I think he is enjoying it. […]
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Now for some mud and a scone recipe
First time we have taken the children to Tarr Steps in the middle of Exmoor. There is a clapper bridge that spans the River Barle, which is either prehistoric or medieval. There is a wonderful legend about the Devil building it and not allowing anyone to cross the bridge, until […]
Read moreNot quite a beach holiday
My photos do not do this next walk justice, so I’m going to rely on words to describe it. I had to snatch photos, as cameras and wind whipping up sand, is not a good mixture. Nor is it easy to capture the feel of the place. While staying on […]
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Maker of pretty things, living a country life in a 275 year old cottage, UK
