Up and running ...
Girls inside ...
And wellies out ...
Cooked breakfast (before we ran out of gas!) ...
Exhausted by all that fresh air ...
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Those Camping Photos
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A family of five living in Bedfordshire, England.
The Bookworm - reader, writer, archivist, musician, knitter, lifelong learner; passionate about Catholicism, good children's books, and history.
Tevye - long-suffering Jewish father of three.
Helen (Angel) - 18 years old, techie, photographer, born organised.
Marie (Star) - 15 years old, linguist, dreamer, lateral thinker.
The Bookworm - reader, writer, archivist, musician, knitter, lifelong learner; passionate about Catholicism, good children's books, and history.
Tevye - long-suffering Jewish father of three.
Helen (Angel) - 18 years old, techie, photographer, born organised.
Marie (Star) - 15 years old, linguist, dreamer, lateral thinker.
Rose (Little Cherub) - 7 years old, "I may not be tall, but I am not small!"
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- There and Back Again
- What Flower Are You?
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- 100 Species Challenge: Part 2
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- And Back Again ...
- Gone Camping
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- Simple Woman's Daybook: 11th August
- 100 Species Challenge: Part 1
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52 Books in 52 Weeks
1. At Home (Bill Bryson)
2. Beasts in my Belfry (Gerald Durrell)
3. The Tale of Oat Cake Crag (Susan Albert)
4. A Darkly Hidden Truth (Donna Fletcher)
5. Eat Well, Spend Less (Susan Flowers)
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- The Secret Diary of a New Mum Age 43 1/4 (Ceri Rosen)
- The King's Speech (Mark Logue and Peter Conradi)
- The Tale of Hawthorn House (Susan Witteg Albert)
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3 comments:
That looks like So. Much. Fun. And I don't even like tents.
Oh! What smiles!! Looks like a great time! Good luck with the waether in Cornwall!
I'm still playing catch up in my Google Reader, but I'm so glad you posted photos! It looks like so much fun. And I really don't think there's anything cuter than a toddler sleeping peacefully in a tent.
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