cottage holiday
From September 2nd - 9th, the four of us stayed near the city of Bath (so named after the Roman bath built on the site of the only hot springs in Britain).
This week away was my birthday present from David, so I'd been looking forward to it since April! I was not disappointed. We had a lovely time.
We stayed in a cottage called The Parlour, a stone building on this former dairy farm (1640- 1960!) converted from a milking parlour to comfortable human accomodation.
There were fruit trees on the property from which we picked apples and had plums. The pears weren't quite ready yet. There was also some playground equipment and, most wonderful of all, a 10' trampoline! Soli spend about an hour a day just bouncing, bouncing, bouncing.
And he wasn't the only one!
Incredibly, David actually managed to get some work done while we were there. What a difference wirelessness makes!
This week away was my birthday present from David, so I'd been looking forward to it since April! I was not disappointed. We had a lovely time.
We stayed in a cottage called The Parlour, a stone building on this former dairy farm (1640- 1960!) converted from a milking parlour to comfortable human accomodation.
There were fruit trees on the property from which we picked apples and had plums. The pears weren't quite ready yet. There was also some playground equipment and, most wonderful of all, a 10' trampoline! Soli spend about an hour a day just bouncing, bouncing, bouncing.
And he wasn't the only one!
Incredibly, David actually managed to get some work done while we were there. What a difference wirelessness makes!
posted by Kori at 20:17
2 Comments:
I love the photos especially the one of the two little boys on the trampoline, a very arty photo.
David took that one and was instantly pleased with it. It's a shot I'm sure we'll continue to treasure as our monkeys grow up.
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